Cleveland churches experienced a rash of car break-ins during services, with Olivet Institutional Baptist Church among those targeted; two teens were arrested in relation to the thefts.

Officer Michael Slane joins Parma Police Department, celebrated for his dedication to community safety after graduating from Lorain Community College Police Academy.

Police resolved a mental health crisis involving an armed man in Strongsville without injury, closing a nearby school and leading to a peaceful outcome after negotiations.

Akron, Ohio, scored perfectly on the HRC's 2025 MEI for LGBTQ+ support, earning it the title of an "All-Star City" despite the state's lack of specific non-discrimination laws.

An Elyria man, Andrew Davison, was sentenced to 39-44 additional years for assaulting officers during his court sentencing for attempted murder and drug trafficking.

Freezing fog caused a weather advisory in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, affecting visibility and making surfaces slick. Normal temperatures and a mix of weather conditions are expected moving forward.

Garfield Heights hosts Line Dancing Tuesdays at the Civic Center, welcoming all for an evening of dance with instruction by Immortal Touch, for a $5 entry fee.

Browns' Shedeur Sanders had his home burglarized during his NFL debut, with $200k in valuables stolen. Sanders struggled on-field the same day. Investigations continue.

Cleveland Heights announces a MEDWish MEDWorks health event with free dental and medical services on November 21-22 at the Huntington Convention Center.

A 16-year-old girl died after being hit by a vehicle in North Ridgeville, Ohio. The incident is under investigation, and the school district is offering counseling support.

Elyria, Ohio, closed a portion of East River Street for concrete work, affecting southbound traffic near GetGo gas station. The closure, announced by the city, will last one day, weather permitting.

Elyria Township Fire Department conducted training exercises in search and rescue, advancing hoselines, and venting at a property set to be demolished, as shown on their Facebook page.

The Elyria Police Department seeks public help to identify two individuals in a theft case, sharing images on Facebook and asking for information via email or phone.