Frederick Reer sentenced to 14 years for the death of Amanda Dean, despite her body not being found. He is also a person of interest in a Florida disappearance case.

Euclid's Recreation & Wellness Center is on track for a spring 2026 opening, with recent construction milestones and updates available on the city's official website.

A Cleveland man is charged for robbing a USPS worker, leading to a high-speed chase and his arrest. The incident involved a firearm, stolen mail, and a vehicle from a local dealership.

Two businesses in North Canton were severely damaged by a fire, with local fire departments responding and tackling the blaze defensively. No injuries were reported.

A 50-year-old woman from Brimfield was found dead in a partially submerged SUV in the Rocky River near the Cleveland Yachting Club, as reported by the Rocky River police.

Cleveland's weather forecast predicts light flurries followed by a warming trend and gradual snowpack melt, with increased precipitation chances midweek and a return to seasonable temperatures by the weekend.

A Cleveland mother is recovering after being shot in the face during a carjacking where her child was also endangered. Police are seeking the assailant and have recovered the abandoned vehicle.

Roadwork near Cleveland Clinic in Lakewood, Ohio, from Jan 5-16, may affect local commutes and access to the clinic. Residents are advised to seek alternative routes.

John Grehn was fatally shot in Ashland, suspect Robert Palermo was arrested and is awaiting charges. Police assure no safety concerns for the community.

ODOT's update indicates Cuyahoga County roads are fairing well, while Lake and Geauga Counties face snow issues, leading to safety measures, including reduced speeds on I-90.

West 210th Street in Fairview Park will be closed for lead service line replacement from Jan 5th to March 2026, 7 AM-6 PM daily, affecting traffic and bus routes.

Elyria, Ohio announces City Hall's early closure on Dec 31 and a delayed trash pickup schedule for New Year's Day.

The City of Cleveland Heights is collaborating with The King Center to promote nonviolent social change, encouraging youth to participate with essays, poems, or posters by December 31.