The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department seized 25 pounds of suspected meth and firearms, resulting in three arrests following a yearlong investigation.

Cleveland City Councilwomen Maurer and Howse-Jones join a national program for community-based public safety, aiming to integrate care and compassion into emergency responses.

A BGSU student, Elisa Hernandez, researches the impact of Latino children's college education on their parents' mental health, blending psychology and sociology fields.

A man crashed into a house in Cleveland after speeding down a street; previously, he had lost control and flipped his car. Local concerns are rising over traffic safety and mental health.

U.S. Marshals join the search for Canton parents facing charges after their 3-year-old son's death. Rewards are offered for information leading to their capture.

The Cuyahoga County Fiscal Office is offering a Great Estates Program to aid locals with estate planning, providing resources, guidance, and outreach events for efficient asset transfer.

The City of Akron announced a road reconstruction on Home Avenue to enhance travel by reducing lanes, adding a turn lane, and possibly bike lanes, while keeping traffic flow.

The Geauga County Sheriff warns of a scam involving fake EZPass texts threatening legal action for unpaid tolls and advises the public not to respond or click links.

The Jackson Township Police in Ohio request help to identify someone in an investigation, asking to contact Officer Hiller with information, while emphasizing privacy for uncharged individuals.

Cuyahoga County has updated its procurement processes to improve efficiency and business accessibility, raising the approval threshold for purchases and formal bidding limits.

Chris Ronayne congratulates Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S. citizen elected Pope, highlighting the moment's significance for Americans and the shared values of service and justice.

A federal jury indicted 19 people for running a drug ring in Cleveland, Ohio, with charges including cocaine distribution and extending into the Ohio prison system.

The National Weather Service reports changing weather in Cleveland with a cold front arriving Saturday night and potential thunderstorms and warmer temperatures next week.