Jacob Paxton was sentenced to 4-6 years in prison for stealing over $2 million in vintage baseball cards, with accomplice Jason Bowling receiving one year of community control.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a ridge build followed by a cold front, lake effect snow, and colder weekend temperatures in Northern Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania.

Cleveland police are searching for 12-year-old Aden Black, who went missing from East 177th Street, wearing a gray and black jacket and blue jeans. He's considered endangered.

The Cleveland Charge played their first game at the newly renovated Public Auditorium, starting a six-year lease after a $3 million update to modernize the historic venue.

The City of Akron is reviewing its police use-of-force policies, led by ex-Attorney General Loretta Lynch and 21 CP Solutions, amid past incidents involving law enforcement.

Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren announced a partnership with Leopardo Energy to save $8 million through energy-efficient renovations, as part of the city's Climate Action Plan aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050.

A train derailment in Solon caused road closures but resulted in no injuries, reminiscent of a more severe incident in East Palestine in 2023. Traffic later resumed normally.

A museum employee lost his wedding ring while packing orders. The Cleveland museum has called on customers who made purchases during early December to check their parcels for the ring.

The Mt. Hope Auction in Ohio is barred from animal dealing due to alleged AWA violations, pending license renewal and compliance with a federal consent decree.

The EasyPay program in Cuyahoga County refunded over $240,000 in interest to taxpayers who prepaid their taxes, simplifying payments and providing financial benefits.

The Cleveland Browns made roster changes, placing cornerback Greg Newsome II on injured reserve and waiving wide receiver Kadarius Toney after a loss to the Steelers.

An 8-year-old boy in Akron died in an accidental shooting at home, prompting a police inquiry into the incident and raising questions about firearm safety.

Lake County hosts the 29th Protect & Serve Tavern event to promote sober driving during the holidays. The event offers mocktails and safety activities at Great Lakes Mall.