A 20-year-old man was arrested for organizing and participating in disruptive "street takeovers" in Cleveland, facing multiple charges as authorities intensify efforts to curb such activities.

Mohamed Reeda, an Akron rideshare driver, has been sentenced to 20-24 years for rape and kidnapping, with a lifelong Tier III sex offender registration requirement post-release.

The Shaker Heights Police Department received the IACP Walmart Award for its mental health response program, serving as a national model for community policing.

Cleveland breaks ground on Norma Herr II emergency shelter, a joint effort by Cuyahoga County, the city, and EDEN to tackle homelessness. The shelter will feature personal space and amenities and be funded by federal and city investments.

Chris Ronayne, Cuyahoga County Executive, nominates Harold Pretel and Alexa Beeler for reappointment as Sheriff and Inspector General, pending the County Council's approval.

The Lakewood City Council seeks a design professional to join its Architectural Board of Review and will accept applications until December 1.

Two men received life sentences without parole for the murder of a mother, Alyson Appling-France, in Cleveland, with a third accomplice still at large.

A Cleveland man named Darrius M. Miller is wanted by Medina Police for a stabbing that occurred on Abbeyville Road, leaving one man with two stab wounds.

Due to high pressure, fair weather is expected in Ohio, with above-average temperatures and clear skies, but a forecasted cold front may drop temperatures significantly by Thursday.

Eric Mendoza was sentenced to life with parole eligibility after 18 years for the 2022 murder of Jeffrey Fisher following a dispute at Mendoza's home.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts pleasant fall weather with clear skies and high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s, potentially reaching 70 during the weekend. Chilly nights with potential frost are expected.

David Johnson was sentenced to 37 years for armed robberies and firearm possession after a crime spree and prior convictions, with law enforcement collaboration aiding his capture.

Police investigate a shootout between two vehicles in South Euclid that left 29 shell casings, causing concern in the usually peaceful neighborhood. No injuries were reported.