A high school coach from Berkshire faces a felony charge for allegedly sending inappropriate messages to a student.

Fifteen individuals face charges in a 19-count indictment for operating a drug trafficking ring in Lorain County, Ohio, distributing over 42,000 fake fentanyl pills.

The National Weather Service predicts a calm, primarily clear weekend for the residents. Temperatures will be slightly below average but rising by Sunday. Rain chances are reduced until early Tuesday.

Former Akron police officer Geoffrey Parker pleaded guilty to child pornography charges involving the production and distribution of explicit material with minors.

Cleveland has initiated a pilot program using street milling to deter street takeovers following recent disruptive events. However, its effectiveness is questioned.

A car crashed into Jaja Steakhouse in Ohio City early Thursday morning, causing extensive damage and injuring the driver. Police are investigating the incident.

The NWS in Cleveland anticipates a switch from unseasonably warm weather to more typical November conditions, with an incoming cold front, high pressure, and potential weekend rain.

The City of Lakewood seeks volunteers for various boards and commissions to help shape community policies like animal welfare, anti-racism, and urban forestry.

On the 35th anniversary of Amy Mihaljevic's unsolved case, Bay Village remains determined to find justice, with new DNA evidence and community support bolstering ongoing investigations.

Due to high pressure, the Greater Cleveland area is expected to have mainly quiet weather with near-average temperatures, with the potential for record highs midweek.

The weather forecast from the National Weather Service in Cleveland shows high pressure stabilizing the region today, with a cold front on Friday bringing possible rain and a temperature drop by the weekend. Next week anticipates a warming trend.

A Euclid couple was sentenced for the death and abuse of two young boys, with the aunt receiving life and the boyfriend 20.5 years.

A 23-year-old woman, Ashlyn Rogers, was arrested in connection with illegal street takeovers in Cleveland, with confiscated items including firearms and a vehicle.