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Traffic Alert: Delays on I-480 eastbound near SR-17

Coast Guard rescue of fishermen missing on Lake Erie

The recently named UFC Heavyweight Champion Stipe Miocic could be anywhere in the world celebrating his reacquired title, but instead, the Cleveland native is staying humble back at home.

A COVID-19 survivor is making the most of his second shot at life, and spreading awareness to others about common Long-Hauler symptoms.

Suspect arrested after man found dead, burned behind home

Attempted robbery ends in truck driver shot

31 arrested during online child predator sting in Cuyahoga County

TRAFFIC ALERT | Entrance ramp to I-90 eastbound at Route 44 closed due to crash

Condo association claims Cleveland Water sent them outrageous bills, and they were forced to pay

Driver jumps out of moving car during police chase in Cleveland

I-90 westbound closed after serious crash

The brother of famed U.S. gymnast Simone Biles has been arrested for his alleged role in a triple homicide on New Year’s Eve in Cleveland.

Pearl Harbor survivor looks back on the attack 75 years later

The Wayne County Sheriff's Department is looking for the person(s) responsible for shooting a yellow Labrador Retriever with an arrow on Wednesday afternoon.

Depression. Over 300 million people are living with it and nobody wants to talk about it.

A tow truck operator was injured when a car crashed into his tow truck as he was towing an SUV from Harvard Road near Millcreek Boulevard in Highland Hills.

LeBron James blasted on Twitter for comments about China

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany talks with News 5's John Kosich about President Trump's Goodyear boycott tweet.

Pizza shop calls out Cleveland Public Power

The final days of someone’s life are never easy, but a nurse at Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital went above and beyond to give one last surprise to a patient being moved to hospice care.

Former officer sentenced to probation

The suspects neighbors reacts to the attack at Ohio State.

Double amputee who received purple heart gets a new house in Hartville

Free speech or criminal harassment? Local judge to decide

As Ohio begins preparing to reopen gradually, starting May 1, local mayors are making their own preparations.