A 10-year-old child was accidentally shot by another 10-year-old in Toledo, Ohio. The child is stable, and no charges have been filed. Police urge secure firearm storage.

The FBI seeks public help to identify a suspect involved in a PNC Bank robbery in Euclid, Ohio, on February 6. The suspect fled with an undisclosed amount of cash.

A Broadview Heights home was destroyed by an early morning fire, no injuries were reported, and multiple departments were responding. The cause is under investigation.

Cleveland expands its Winter Weather Advisory due to multiple weather events bringing snow, gusty winds, and an Arctic front that may affect travel and bring dangerously cold temperatures.

Sandusky City has announced plans to revitalize the historic Boeckling Building after its donation by Cedar Point, seeking partners for its redevelopment.

Mentor Municipal Planning Commission Meeting set for February 5, 2026, at 7 PM in the council chambers, with live broadcasts available on multiple platforms.

Magic City Brewing Company in Akron will close on February 14, ending its craft beer services alongside its affiliate The Rabbit Hole, disappointing local patrons.

Malone University issued and quickly lifted a shelter-in-place order after Canton Police deemed a reported threat a hoax, normal campus activities resumed with continued vigilance.

Cleveland announces the start of Black History Month, marking a century of recognizing Black history, and plans events to honor African American contributions to the city's development.

Garrett Square Apartments open in Glenville, Cleveland, offering 49 affordable housing units for seniors, with a $2.6 million investment from the city.

Lakewood's Division of Aging organizes a Carnation Sale for Valentine's Day, supporting senior services, with orders accepted online until Feb. 9 and pick-up on Feb. 13.

The NWS in Cleveland notes a cold snap with slightly less severe overnight temperatures, ongoing frostbite risks, possible light snow affecting travel, and potential aviation delays due to weather.

CMSD's School Choice Portal is now open, offering families the chance to explore educational options for transitioning students and those entering high school.