Cleveland Police issued a public safety alert with tips for safely selling ATVs and dirt bikes online, due to a rise in thefts linked to Facebook Marketplace transactions.

Emergency repairs on W. 117th bridge over I-90 in Cleveland start tonight, affecting traffic with lane closures and detours for approximately 30 days.

Cuyahoga County, Ohio, has adopted the CROWN Act, becoming the first in the state to ban hair discrimination, allowing natural hairstyles in workplaces and public spaces.

Hoover High School experienced a "soft lockdown" after a threatening call, alongside other schools and Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital. Police and the FBI are investigating; the community is urged to report any information.

Two children, aged 10 and 9, are charged with sexually assaulting a 5-year-old near East 148th Street, Cleveland. They also face attempted murder charges.

Cleveland State University introduces a Physics and Computer Science integrated Bachelor's program, responding to the demand for multidisciplinary skills in the workforce.

The NWS forecasts frost, with a Frost Advisory until 9 AM in Cleveland, and varying temperatures leading to potential thunderstorms and severe weather over the weekend.

ODNR opened a new visitor center at Portage Lakes State Park, enhancing the visitor experience with a 6,000-square-foot facility, interactive exhibits, and ADA-compliant access to Turkeyfoot Lake.

Shantelle Watson, 31, died in a rollover crash in Lexington Township, Stark County, when her Buick LaCrosse rolled multiple times, and she was ejected. An investigation is ongoing.

Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 Cleveland used a Facebook post to urge drivers to avoid "left lane camping" and use it only for overtaking to improve traffic flow and safety.

Fairview Park announces road construction on West 210th Street, set to start on October 13, focusing on replacing lead water connections, with expected traffic delays.

Cleveland Police captured a key suspect from a mass shooting on September 7 as part of an initiative with the Ohio State Highway Patrol to combat crime.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office warns residents of scammers pretending to be officers demanding phone payments—an illegitimate practice for law enforcement.