The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office is back from the holiday, highlighting the week's "Most Wanted" and offering rewards for information leading to arrests.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts low 90s temperatures and a cold front, with potential thunderstorms and localized flooding expected.

A Painesville house fire on Independence Day, suspected to have started from a garbage can, required multiple fire departments' response and resulted in $50,000 in damages. No injuries were reported.

Cleveland experiences a heatwave with temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s and a risk of thunderstorms, but a brief respite is expected Tuesday before an unsettled weather pattern resumes.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office shared advice on safe July 4th celebrations, focusing on proper fireworks usage, responsible drinking, pet, and grilling safety, and encouraging participation in Neighborhood Watch.

ODOT District 12 announces road construction in Lake and Geauga Counties, affecting State Route 44 and featuring overnight ramp closures, starting July 10 and July 7 respectively.

A shooting at Euclid Beach Park in Cleveland left one man dead and another wounded. The incident happened early Thursday and remains under investigation.

Angelina Williams was sentenced to 19 to 23.5 years in prison for her involvement in a child abuse case where her son was handcuffed and attacked by a pit bull. She had pleaded guilty to several charges.

Deputies arrested two individuals for stealing copper piping from Green Middle School in Summit County after observing their suspicious activity at night.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts a typical summer weather pattern for Northeast Ohio with sun, heat, and occasional thunderstorms as Independence Day approaches.

Cleveland's Department of Public Safety released guidelines for a safe Fourth of July, highlighting fireworks permits, dangers of gunfire, grilling safety tips, heat emergency precautions, and pet care advice.

Ohio officials ask for a probe into FirstEnergy after power outages affect over 100,000. They cite non-weather-related failures and impacts on residents and businesses in a letter to PUCO.

Councilwoman Rebecca Maurer released a report on improving Cleveland's Lead Safe Housing initiative, advocating for faster funding of property improvements to tackle lead poisoning.