The entrance ramp to I-90 East from Clark Avenue is closed due to flooding from a water main break at West 70th and Clark.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has largely dealt with big snow events this winter season but are now trying to avoid roads becoming iced over.

LAKE COUNTY, Ohio — A Cleveland man has died following a crash involving an Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) snow plow truck on I-90 in Lake County on Jan. 6.

As another winter storm arrives in Northeast Ohio, road crews with the Ohio Department of Transportation are on-duty around the clock.

The Ohio Department of Transportation is working around the clock as truckloads of snow, slush, and ice are moved off the motorway. Transportation manager Joe Thompson says crews will

Cleveland offers a service called Cleveland Care Calls. This program checks in on the well-being of seniors 60 and older, as well as adults 18-59 with disabilities.

At 2 a.m. in mid-November 2021, 60-year-old John Gall of Cleveland Heights, Ohio was sleeping soundly on his couch. Suddenly, a GMC Yukon smashed through the walls of his house, sending insulation and debris flying.

CLEVELAND (WJW) – Snowplow and vehicle collisions are becoming an alarming trend this winter in Ohio. Another accident happened Tuesday in Henry County. It’s the 28th so far this season when there were only 22 total for all of last winter.

U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown, D-11, and Mayor Justin Bibb announced Friday morning the city would receive the $69.3 million grant for the North Coast Connector Land Bridge and Downtown Boulevard Project.

(WKBN) — The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has crews on the ground, ready to combat poor road conditions predicted this weekend. Justin Chesnic with ODOT District 4 says they already have crews out and about. They started at noon Friday. They don’t need to pre-treat due to all the residual salt on the road but the crews are on standby.

Cleveland's electric vehicle infrastructure is getting a major boost. Find out how many new charging ports are coming.

John Glenn Columbus International Airport broke ground last month on a $1.9 billion new terminal, which will be able to accommodate as many as 13 million travelers annually.