Kenny Pickett, in the middle of a four-way QB competition in Cleveland, returns after missing three practices due to a hamstring injury.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is requiring major safety labeling changes for all opioid pain medications, warning about addiction, overdose and long-term risks.

Former Ohio senator shares candid details about security challenges, sports loyalties and his interest in unexplained aerial ...

The Browns are counting on a veteran defensive tackle to help beef up their interior pressure and guide one of their top ...

Here's what we learned about Ohio State football's Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz during the Buckeyes' second practice of ...

Madison Public Library has a brand-new “Gus the Book Bus.” The updated 33-foot bookmobile replaces an older model and will ...

Cleveland Police Det. Demetrius Woods, who was driving mayor Justin Bibb in 2024 when his SUV crashed into a work truck, ...

Cleveland set a high asking price that no contender was willing to meet, but questions linger about Kwan's long-term future ...

BEREA, Ohio — Kenny Pickett, who injured his hamstring in on practice on Saturday, might ease back into practice today or ...

Producers must disinfect equipment at home and fairgrounds to prevent avian flu spread after 15.5 million chickens were ...