Cleveland State Athletics launches 'Hoops & Scoops,' a summer event series at local ice cream shops, offering fans the opportunity to meet with university teams and staff, with free ice cream for some attendees.

An extensive sting operation exposed a scam targeting the elderly, resulting in the arrest of a courier and the recovery of $37,000. The Geauga County Sheriff's Office warns against trusting suspicious investment offers.

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History partners with Cleveland State University for free piano performances during summer weekends, providing community engagement and showcasing student talent.

Akron seeks public input on a new public order policy following a lawsuit settlement and aims to balance safety and First Amendment rights during mass gatherings.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office praised their Boat Patrol for ensuring safety at the Festival of the Fish in Vermilion, emphasizing collaboration with neighboring boat patrols.

A fatal shooting occurred in Cleveland's east side, with police and SWAT responding. After a standoff, the suspect was not found in the initial location.

Cleveland is expected to experience warm weather, followed by storms, and a cool-down by the weekend. Thunderstorms, humidity, and temperature shifts are expected throughout the week ahead.

Akron Police and the FBI seized guns, drugs, and cash on Nestor Avenue, aiming to disrupt violent crime and drug trafficking in the community. No arrests were announced.

ODOT has announced upcoming I-90 and SR 528 interchange ramp closures in Lake County due to safety improvements starting June 16. Detours will be marked.

A man was shot at a Cleveland impound lot early in the morning, his condition is undisclosed as authorities investigate the incident with no details on the suspect or motive released.

Two Cleveland police officers and a driver were hospitalized after a crash that resulted in a vehicle hitting a building. Details on cause and exact location are pending investigation.

Scott Vine has been appointed as the new director of the Michael Schwartz Library at Cleveland State University, where he brings extensive academic librarianship experience.

Jackson Township Police launched a Public Safety Cadets Unit to educate youths aged 14-20 about law enforcement through bi-weekly meetings and practical experiences.