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Amazon plans a major expansion of its drone delivery service for lightweight packages into nearly 500 U.S. cities, aiming for deliveries as fast as 30 minutes with drones carrying up to 5 pounds. This effort intensifies competition between Amazon and Walmart in providing consumers with rapid delivery options. However, the service faces numerous obstacles, including regulatory hurdles, environmental challenges, and uncertainty regarding long-term consumer adoption.

Ohio's recreational marijuana prices are significantly higher than those found in Michigan, according to pricing data. Compounding this disparity, Ohio Republican lawmakers have passed a new law criminalizing bringing legal marijuana from another state into Ohio, with penalties similar to pre-legalization prohibitions.

Sifco Industries Inc. (SIF) reported a loss of $40,000 during its fiscal third quarter, reflecting a loss of 1 cent per share. The Cleveland-based company, which produces components for the aerospace and energy market, nonetheless posted revenue totaling $26.1 million in the period.

WalletHub ranked 182 cities based on rental market affordability and quality of life, with four Arizona cities among the top 10 best for renters. The worst cities for renters included Detroit, Cleveland, and Shreveport, which scored low in affordability and quality of life.

TransDigm Group Inc. reported fiscal Q3 earnings of $539 million, or $9.39 per share, with adjusted earnings of $10.87 per share, surpassing Wall Street expectations. The company also exceeded revenue forecasts with $2.74 billion and provided full-year guidance of $40.62–$41.46 per share and $10.47B–$10.55B in revenue.

The article suggests that a 1913 Ohio tax demand may have played a pivotal role in New York City's emergence as the nation's center of capital, commerce, and culture. Without this tax demand, NYC's rise might not have occurred.

TFS Financial Corp. reported a profit of $30.5 million in its fiscal third quarter, with net income of 11 cents per share. The company generated $210 million in revenue and $89.3 million in adjusted revenue during the period.

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. reported a second-quarter loss of $145 million, or 25 cents per share, but adjusted losses of 20 cents per share exceeded Wall Street expectations. The company generated $5.23 billion in revenue, surpassing forecasts of $5.13 billion.

Chicago retained its position as the top city on Orkin’s 2026 Bed Bug Cities List for the fifth consecutive year, followed by Los Angeles, Detroit, Cleveland, and Indianapolis. The rankings, based on bedbug treatment data from May 2025 to May 2026, highlight increased bedbug activity in tourist destinations like Tampa and Myrtle Beach, while cities such as Nashville and Oklahoma City rose in the rankings.

A sex offender, Matthew Hensley, was arrested for failing to register his address after a conviction of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. He was found in a secret compartment at the same home where a missing Tennessee mother, Amber Graham, was discovered dead. Authorities are investigating her death.

A wanted sex offender, Matthew Hensley, was arrested in Cleveland, Ohio, at the same home where a missing Tennessee mother, Amber Graham, was found dead. Hensley was sought for failing to register his address after a conviction for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and was discovered hiding in a secret compartment. Graham’s death is connected to Hensley in a police report, and a child linked to her was found at a local fire station.

A 43-year-old man wanted for failing to register his address after a sex crime conviction was arrested at a Cleveland home where a Tennessee mother was found dead. Matthew Hensley was discovered in a secret compartment, and he is listed as an involved person in the death of Amber Graham, 37, whose body was found at the same location. A child believed to be Graham’s was later found at a fire station with a phone number for her grandmother in Tennessee.

A wanted sex offender, Matthew Hensley, was arrested at a Cleveland home where a missing Tennessee mother, Amber Graham, was found dead. Hensley was wanted for failing to register his address after a conviction of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and was discovered hiding in a secret compartment. Amber Graham's daughter was found alone at a Cleveland fire station after her mother's disappearance.

Amber Graham, a 37-year-old Spring Hill mother, was found dead in Cleveland, Ohio, after traveling there to visit a man she met online while playing 'Call of Duty.' Her daughter was with her, and friends expressed concern about her decision to go. Graham quit her job via phone, a man became agitated during the call, and her daughter was later found alone, leading to the discovery of her death.

Amber Graham, a 37-year-old woman from Spring Hill, Tennessee, was found dead in Cleveland, Ohio, after traveling there to meet a man she met through an online video game. Her 8-year-old daughter arrived alone at a fire station, and a friend reported hearing a man angry with Graham during her last phone call. The cause of death is under investigation, with no arrests made.

Amber Graham, a 37-year-old woman from Spring Hill, Tennessee, was found dead in Cleveland, Ohio, one day after being reported missing. She had traveled to Ohio to 'meet a friend' and was last heard from during a phone call where an angry man was reportedly in the background. Her 8-year-old daughter was found unharmed at a Cleveland fire station and placed in state custody.

Taylor police released photos showing moments before four officers shot a 38-year-old man wanted for an alleged robbery in Cleveland. The incident occurred at a Sheetz gas station on Eureka Road when the suspect, driving a stolen U-Haul, refused to stop, backed into a patrol car, and pointed a handgun at officers. The suspect was hospitalized, and the officers are on administrative leave pending investigation.

A man shot by Taylor police after pointing a gun at officers may be linked to armed robberies across state lines, including a Dollar Tree robbery in Cleveland. The suspect, found in a U-Haul with a woman, led investigators to a Red Roof Inn where evidence connected to the robbery and potential others was discovered. Law enforcement agencies in multiple states are collaborating on the investigation.

Amber Graham, a 37-year-old woman from Spring Hill, Tennessee, was reported missing on July 2 after traveling to Cleveland, Ohio, to 'meet a friend.' She was found dead a day later in the backyard of a home in Cleveland, and her 8-year-old daughter was located and placed in state custody. Authorities in Tennessee and Ohio are collaborating on the investigation.

Michigan’s Rx Kids cash aid program, which provides no-strings-attached cash assistance to pregnant women and new mothers, is expanding to Cleveland, Ohio. The Ohio version will cover three ZIP codes and 400 moms annually for two years, funded by Cleveland, the O’Neill Foundation, and private donors. The program has shown reduced infant mortality and preterm births in Flint since its 2024 launch.

A WalletHub report identifies the 10 most stressed cities in the U.S. based on 39 metrics across four categories: work stress, financial stress, family stress, and health and safety stress. The list includes cities like Detroit, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Memphis.

A report by WalletHub identified the 10 most stressed cities in the U.S. based on 39 metrics across four categories: work stress, financial stress, family stress, and health and safety stress. The top cities listed include Detroit, Baltimore, Cleveland, Memphis, Shreveport, Gulfport, Philadelphia, Jackson, Akron, and St. Louis.

A WalletHub report identified the 10 most stressed cities in the U.S. by analyzing 182 cities across 39 metrics in four categories: work stress, financial stress, family stress, and health and safety stress. Cities like Detroit, Baltimore, and Philadelphia were ranked among the most stressed.

Four officers were involved in a shooting with an armed robbery suspect from Ohio at a Sheetz gas station. The incident occurred when a patrol unit identified a vehicle linked to a crime in Cleveland.

White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami is progressing in his recovery from a hamstring injury, expected to begin a rehab assignment soon. He may return to play during the team's homestand next week, with potential All-Star Game implications if selected. The White Sox have remained competitive without him, maintaining a strong home run record.

LeBron James will not play for the Los Angeles Lakers next season and is considering multiple teams including Philadelphia, Cleveland, Miami, Minnesota, Denver, Golden State, San Antonio, Dallas, Boston, and New York. His agent, Rich Paul, indicated James is evaluating options based on factors like golf facilities and team competitiveness.

White Sox pitcher Davis Martin's poor road performance led to a 6-5 walk-off loss against the Guardians, exposing vulnerabilities in Chicago's bullpen. Martin's home-road splits highlight his struggles on the road, where he allowed two earned runs and six hits in 3 1/3 innings, failing to strike out any batters. The loss jeopardizes his chances for the All-Star Game despite strong home performances.

Julian Cruz was charged after driving into three pedestrians near Carpentersville Middle School on Cleveland, police said. The incident occurred in a suburban area.

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from imposing grant conditions tied to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and gender ideology. Cities including Seattle, Cleveland, and Portland argued the conditions unlawfully diverted grant funds from transportation, housing, and public safety programs, seeking over $2 billion in relief.

The FBI raided a voting rights organization in Cleveland, Ohio, prompting concerns about civil rights protections. The author reflects on their late brother, an FBI agent involved in the 1964 Mississippi civil rights case where three activists were murdered, highlighting a historical contrast in the FBI's role.

A Ukrainian family in Cleveland faces deportation orders despite building a community and running a successful pierogi business. The family, including Tamila Vashchuk and her husband Mykola, has been active in local activities and volunteer work. The US government issued removal orders after stating that seeking medical care for their son would not affect re-entry.

Avelo Airlines launched nonstop flights from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport to Indianapolis and Cleveland, offering services on specific days with a buy-one-get-one-50%-off promotion. The airline extended its schedule through March 2027 and now provides eight nonstop destinations from the Charlotte/Concord area.

Ashley Delgado died in 2023 from an overdose involving nitazenes, synthetic opioids up to 40 times more potent than fentanyl. These drugs, often laced into other substances, are spreading across the US despite DEA efforts to combat them.

A live explosive device was discovered near a Cleveland Homeland Security office in Brooklyn Heights, prompting mass evacuations of at least seven nearby buildings. The FBI and ATF are investigating the incident, which occurred in an office complex housing ICE and other government agencies. No injuries were reported.

Mass shootings continue in Gauteng, South Africa, despite a recent decline in murder rates. The incidents primarily affect poor communities, and the police are criticized for not doing enough to prevent them.

FBI agents raided the Cleveland office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, a voter registration group, seizing computers and phones. The raid raised concerns about potential crackdowns on voting rights organizations ahead of the midterm elections.

FBI agents searched the office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, a voter registration group, seizing documents and questioning staff. The investigation, linked to alleged voter fraud, has drawn criticism from Democrats who accuse federal authorities of intimidation tactics ahead of upcoming elections.

FBI agents searched the Cleveland office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, a voter registration group, seizing documents and questioning staff. The investigation, linked to the Trump administration, examines potential voter fraud allegations, with agents also visiting homes of associated individuals. The Justice Department has pursued similar probes in other states.

FBI agents searched the Cleveland office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, a voter registration and justice reform group, seizing documents and questioning staff about alleged voter fraud. The investigation is part of broader Trump administration efforts targeting election operations in battleground states, with federal agents also visiting homes of group associates.

The Ohio Supreme Court is deciding whether cities can ban flavored tobacco products under the state's home rule amendment, with Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Toledo among the 21 cities challenging a state law that overrides local bans. The ruling could determine the extent of municipal authority to regulate issues like tobacco sales without conflicting with state laws.