Cleveland News

An attorney for a baby sitter of a 1-year-old boy found dead in a Cincinnati apartment says his client gave the toddler ibuprofen and put him to bed after he fell down some steps.

If you served in the U.S. military you may be entitled to free or low-cost health care from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

In Northeast Ohio, a memorial service was held aboard the USS Cod in downtown Cleveland and Lake View cemetery.

Snowflakes swirled among their rifles and flags like frozen fragments of the past as the vets bid farewell in a way that veterans do for one of their own.

Even if you're not a guitar aficionado, chances are you've heard of Les Paul, the American Jazz and country virtuoso who invented the solid-body electric guitar that made the sound of rock and roll possible.

We're in for a Steamy night Tonight. Clearing, Warm & Muggy. We could see some patchy Fog develop overnight in the east where they saw thunderstorms.

Cleveland police are searching for the person who shot a woman on the city's east side early Sunday morning.

The zoo's Steve Taylor's dreams: "Every day is sunny. The animals are always active, and the staff is always content." The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo will begin celebrating the 20th anniversary of the RainForest with a special invitation-only event Thursday, June 21.

Cleveland has agreed to pay a former state prison guard $900,000 in a settlement over a 2009 confrontation with vice cops in which the officers came close to shooting one another outside a prison.

First lady Michelle Obama gives a shout-out to Americans involved in community and urban gardens on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" at 11 p.m. Tuesday.

Scientists and engineers from NASA Glenn Research Center are helping to solve technical problems for northeast Ohio companies in manufacturing, energy research, vinyl record-making and other fields.

There's little that "Spider" doesn't know about the small stretch of Cleveland's Detroit Avenue between West 110th and West 112th Street.

A mournful headline in the Daily Cleveland Herald marked the passing of the Sultan during a storm in 1864, a few miles offshore from what is now the Collinwood neighborhood.

Daniil Trifonov, shown performing during the third round of XIV International Tchaikovsky Competition last June in Moscow, Russia, won the 2011 Tchaikovsky and Rubinstein competitions and third prize at the 2010 Chopin competition.

Baldwin-Wallace College: Charles "CJ" Harkness was named director of campus diversity affairs for the Berea college.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Julia Kukolvic of Cleveland signed up to be an organ donor 20 years ago.

Fans of James Joyce read from "Ulysses" during the Bloomsday celebration at Nighttown in Cleveland Heights on June 16, 2011.

More clouds & a lake breeze kept temperatures across Northern Ohio a little cooler, but areas to the south from Akron to Mansfield felt the heat.

During the five-months between December 2010 and May 2011, Cleveland firefighters called off sick 6,544 times -- the equivalent of eight times per firefighter -- after they already had shown up and begun working their 24-hour shifts.

After record heat yesterday for Cleveland, with temperatures reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s, more heat is expected today.