A fire in Cleveland caused $130,000 in damages and the death of a pet. The blaze was accidental, originating from electrical issues, and spread to a neighboring house. No human injuries were reported.

US Jewish communities light Hanukkah candles while honoring the victims of a Bondi Beach attack, emphasizing resilience and the need for kindness amidst heightened security.

Lorain County Health & Dentistry received the Pride Award for New Construction from the North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce for its service-oriented new facility.

Deb Brown celebrates 50 years at Cleveland State University, discussing her journey and the changes within the educational landscape on "Viking Voices Extra." Her dedication reflects the evolution and adaptability required in higher education.

Lt. Matthew Berdysz of the Garfield Heights Police graduated from the FBI National Academy, a prestigious law enforcement leadership training program.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance in identifying a male theft suspect from an incident at the Rural King Store on October 14.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office uses "Reward Wednesday" on social media to solicit public help in solving crimes, offering up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Solon, Ohio announces temporary closure of Solon Community Park's main parking lot for renovations, starting December 15, with auxiliary lot available.

Four people were charged in a major drug trafficking operation in Cleveland, involving meth and fentanyl linked to Mexico, as announced by federal authorities.

Ex-corrections officer James P. Jackson was sentenced to 30 months in prison for accepting bribes to smuggle contraband into Trumbull Correctional Institution.

An Ohio man, Michael Roberts, received a 24-month prison sentence and ordered to pay $322,718.56 for not paying employment taxes, following a conviction for failing to file and pay.

An Ohio man was arrested after accidentally sending meth through a bank's drive-thru tube. Law enforcement found more drugs in his car and highlighted a policy of amnesty for drug turn-ins.

Akron unveils a new logo reflecting its identity and history, featuring a city skyline, a blimp, and a heron, after community engagement led by a subcommittee.