Local News

• EUC Flea art and vintage market returns to Shore Cultural Centre on Oct. 17

  The final regular 2026 market offers free admission and dozens of vintage, art, and handmade vendors plus food trucks and a DJ from noon to 4 p.m.

• Elected-sheriff measure misses Cuyahoga ballot as sheriff-control fight heads to court

  Euclid residents won’t vote on electing the sheriff after the measure fell short, while a court fight decides who controls the department.

• Northeast Ohio Democrats push statewide e-bike and scooter rules as injuries rise

  State Rep. Eric Synenberg's bill would require helmets on all e-bikes and e-scooters and bar riders under 14, so Euclid kids couldn't legally ride to Sims Park.

• Early steelhead are biting near Euclid Creek and Wildwood breakwalls

  Cleveland Metroparks’ Oct. 8 report says shore anglers can hit early steelhead at Wildwood Park’s two breakwalls and lower Euclid Creek without a boat.

• Three arrested, charged with murder in Euclid's Sept. 12 Shirley Avenue shooting

  The first arrests came after search warrants in the shooting that killed 17-year-old Juelyon Bennett and wounded three others.

• Euclid freezes standalone data center development over wastewater treatment concerns

  Euclid will use the pause until January 2027 to study whether data center wastewater could strain a treatment plant also serving four neighboring communities.

• Arbor Elementary's bottom-half ranking raises equity questions for Euclid's east-side elementary schools

  Only 40% of Arbor Elementary students are proficient in reading and 37% in math, even as Euclid City Schools earned three stars on the state report card.

• Euclid CIC's redevelopment pipeline moves on three fronts, from Clearview condo to St. Robert site

  Euclid's CIC advanced three properties in one week for rehab and resale, including a tax-delinquent Clearview condo and a $15,000–$20,000 Glenbrook bungalow.

• Movie soundstage campus wins Euclid design approval, with fall construction planned on vacant industrial site

  The former Linderme Tube plant property, empty since 2008, is set to bring film-industry jobs and tax revenue to Euclid as construction targets this fall.

• Proposed 3% cap on Ohio property-tax growth could reshape Euclid city and school budgets

  Euclid's residential values jumped 44% in the 2024 reappraisal, but a proposed 3% cap could freeze those gains as schools seek a 6.75-mill levy Nov. 3.

• Euclid Police Department's August data shows weapons incidents and calls for service: A closer look at public safety trends

  Euclid police seized 27 guns in August—more than double the year before—while total offenses rose to 586 and calls for service fell to 3,961.

• Volunteers keep Henn Mansion and Euclid's lakefront history alive, and the city is recruiting more

  Euclid’s 1923 Henn Mansion, nearly demolished in 1996, needs neighbors to greet guests, tend gardens, and share its lakefront history at events.