Lynna Lai

A former Cleveland Clinic neurologist is appealing the permanent revocation of his medical license over complaints from three female patients about his exams.

Tuesday saw a low 7% voter turnout in the first election with newly redrawn ward maps.

The video reveals how the crash unfolded, and raises concerns about high-speed pursuits in residential areas.

Michael Parker was shot and killed by police at the scene, suffering roughly 12 bullet wounds. Authorities are still trying to establish a motive for his crimes.

3News’ investigative reporter Lynna Lai found that 66-year-old Bryan Hurt had a history of violence and prison time.

The Stop Electronic Stalking Act was introduced in the U.S. House by Rep. Emelia Sykes, in response to 3News Investigates reports that have already changed Ohio law.

Steed claims corruption at the highest levels of Metro, alleging evidence destruction during an investigation into her predecessor's actions.

Council President Blaine Griffin says the city has hired a law firm to investigate a councilmember, though he did not mention Jones by name.

The victory mascot first turned up on social media after the Cavs jumped to a 4-0 start last month

Michael Jones was shot and killed during an attempted arrest earlier this month. His daughters and their attorney are now wondering why it came to that.

Hall's fiancée has recanted the most egregious of the accusations — the claim that he held a gun to her head.

O'Malley's office is currently set to take up the criminal case of prominent Cleveland businessman Bobby George, who is charged with attempted murder and rape.

Beth Poje says the store refused to refund her. Here's what consumers can do if they believe they've been erroneously charged sales taxes during the tax holiday.

The news comes after Ohioans voted this past November to legalize the recreational use of marijuana for adults 21 and older.

The 3News team shines a spotlight on the news, events, and people making headlines in Northeast Ohio.

Dozens of dealerships across Greater Cleveland are handling daily operations using pen and paper, navigating over a week without crucial computer systems.

Computers have been infected with malware that appears to be linked to a known cyber gang that has already carried out similar attacks in the U.S.

The story of 17-year-old Thomas Griffiths, who killed his girlfriend and arranged the crime scene to look like a suicide.

In the footage, Bionca Ellis can be seen walking around Giant Eagle with a knife, but no one stops her. She then followed Margot and Julian Wood out of the store.

The Cleveland Guardians reached 40 wins last night in a battle with the Kansas City Royals, with the series continuing tonight. Is it time to consider them a legit W