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Myles Garrett and Denzel Ward were both selected Tuesday for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, with Garrett being voted as a starter.

Baseball’s integrity may be hanging in the balance, and the culprit might be the sport’s own leadership.

For years, it was a roadside mystery. Now, Lorain’s 75-year-old windmill on Kolbe Road is nearly ready for its next life as a short-term rental with 360° views: https://l.cleveland.com/ur4xuw  Photos: Cory Shaffer, cleveland.com 

Cleveland EMS reports 30 assaults on paramedics since 2023. Officials say current laws offer limited protection compared with law enforcement.

Happy Saturday, Cleveland! Christmas may be over, but the twinkling holiday lights downtown are still worth a look (and share!) ✨❤️ Photo: gregsanderaphotography on Instagram

Still feeling festive? Same. 🎄🍸 These 6 holiday cocktails are your excuse to keep the cheer going a little longer.

Development over results. That’s how the Browns are viewing Shedeur Sanders’ performance.

The Cleveland-style pizza restaurant opens its third location with a soft opening this weekend, featuring 12-inch pies with rolled edges and honey for dipping.

Seventy-five of Ohio’s 88 counties were designated as experiencing shortages in mental health care professionals as of July 2025, according to a policy brief released earlier this month by Health Policy Institute of Ohio.

🏀 Who’s the top boys basketball player in the Class of 2029? See our Northeast Ohio freshman picks and vote for your favorite.

Ohioans who own or lease certain Kia or Hyundai vehicles may be eligible for compensation or free anti-theft protection as part of a legal settlement with the carmakers.

The holidays aren’t over yet in Northeast Ohio! ❄️

Wins were hard to come by in 2025, but the moments weren’t. Here are our photographers’ best Browns photos of the year: https://l.cleveland.com/9p8gie  Photos: John Kuntz, Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com

Joel Bitonio made it clear where he stands on Kevin Stefanski. How much weight does his perspective carry?

Browns TE Harold Fannin Jr. (groin) and QB Dillon Gabriel (shoulder) were both added to the injury report Friday as questionable.

Cleveland may see a record 55 cruise ships in 2026, but American Cruise Lines’ American Patriot will start in Buffalo, not Cleveland, after the company couldn’t secure a suitable docking location.

Cleveland EMS has documented 30 reported assaults on workers since January 2023, according to Commander Jonathan Wearstler, who oversees EMS operations.

Ethan Sands: "Christmas Day may not have ended with a win, but it revealed a tool. And the Cavs would be wise to keep it close at hand."

The Cleveland man convicted in the 2024 death of 10-year-old Gracie Griffin is appealing his life sentence, contending that flawed jury instructions, blocked evidence, and misuse of his pre-arrest silence denied him a fair trial.

RTA’s new rail cars, arriving in 2027, will finally allow trains from the East Side to travel directly to the airport and West Side Market without passengers having to switch at Tower City.

Cleveland diners saw a little bit of everything in 2025, innovation, nostalgia, tough closures and exciting new openings. These were the biggest dining trends of the year:

🔗: https://l.cleveland.com/zdvaw9  The Cleveland Museum of Natural History was named one of the world’s most beautiful museums by the 2025 Prix Versailles World Ceremony thanks to its stunning $150M redesign. Photo: David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com

An 18-year-old Cleveland man died after being shot on Christmas Eve on the city's East Side, authorities said.

Chris Fedor: "It was the ideal stage – and day – to send a reminder of why they were viewed as a preseason conference co-favorite. And the Cavs … blew it."

A piece of equipment used by an Ohio Department of Transportation crew was struck early Wednesday, with authorities reporting that alcohol was a factor in the crash.

The Cavs got Evan Mobley back from injury but couldn't hold off the Knicks on a Christmas Day game at Madison Square Garden in New York.

To begin the process, the cannabis advocates must first file at least 1,000 valid signatures from registered Ohio voters with Secretary of State Frank LaRose, who will verify and certify the petition.

Terry Pluto: "I would not want to be Dillon Gabriel. I thought about that when the Browns' backup QB ran onto the field Sunday. In the second quarter. Buffalo had a 13-7 lead over the Browns."

Happy Friday, CLE! We hope you have a great start to the weekend ✨ Photo: russ_lang_photography on Instagram

The Transportation Security Administration is warning travelers that certain clothing choices could trigger airport security alarms and lead to extra screenings.

Bill McVicker was about to give up on making a Christmas decoration for his grandfather in 1985 when divine inspiration struck, leading to a neighborhood tradition that would last decades.

There's still plenty of time and places to grab a holiday drink in the Northeast Ohio area.

Akron police are investigating what led to a man being shot on Christmas Eve in the 800 block of West Market Street. Officers were called to the scene late Wednesday evening after reports of gunfire.

We went on a holiday scavenger hunt to track down the iconic displays. Here’s where to look 👇

If Wild Winter Lights is still on your holiday to-do list, you’ve got more time. The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is extending the popular display through Jan. 4.

🎄🏙️ From our newsroom to your home: Merry Christmas, Northeast Ohio! Wishing you peace, joy, and a little holiday magic today.

Happy Thursday, Cleveland, and Merry Christmas to all those who celebrate 🎄 We hope you have a wonderful, peaceful day ❤️ Photo: gabewasylko on Instagram

The two suspects forced their way into the building on West 25th St., stole items and ignited a fire. The fire did not cause extensive damage but destroyed food and other store items.

The lawsuit seeking to prohibit the Browns from receiving $600 million in unclaimed funds for a new stadium accuses the legislature of corruption in how Jimmy and Dee Haslam won the public money.

"The oranges arrived every year, no matter what else changed — the toys we wished for, the pajamas we wore, the houses we lived in," writes Laura Johnston.

Tower City has had plenty of ups & downs since December 1990, when the hotel first opened, as has downtown. But through it all, the Ritz-Carlton has been welcoming the city’s most well-heeled visitors to town, acting on its long-standing motto, “ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen.”

COLUMN: "This is not to say that no white person has ever been affected by their race. If we are truthful in discussing how creating racial diversity looks, it looks like considering race. One cannot achieve racial diversity (or remedy racial discrimination) without considering it."

The district had been under state oversight since 2018. Low test results have persisted for much longer. 

“If I order a Guinness and the bartender doesn’t do a two-part pour, I'm not drinking it," Brendan Bowers, a bartender/server at Sully’s Irish Pub in Medina, said.

The quarterback who many wrote off after last season, has quietly reinvented himself as an indispensable presence in the quarterback room. Listen to the latest episode of the "Orange and Brown Talk" podcast: https://l.cleveland.com/5n5qht Photo: AP

As the song says, “These are a few of our favorite things.” Here are nearly two dozen bites and sips that made our trio of food reporters' lip-smacking list: https://l.cleveland.com/f21y69

Nearly four years ago, Cleveland’s Promise opened a door into Mrs. Sharon Lenahan’s fourth-grade classroom at Almira Elementary School and invited readers inside. Now, those children are teenagers preparing to enter high school next fall.

It may seem counterintuitive, but Mayor Justin Bibb believes higher rates and enforcement into nights and weekends will make downtown parking easier to find and help businesses — not hurt them.

When Kenneth Jarrett, 57, underwent amputation surgery earlier this year, he feared he would have to recuperate while living on the streets. Instead, he entered Joseph and Mary’s Home, where medical caregivers and social workers helped him heal, find an apartment and paid his rent for a year.