An Akron teen died after a mass shooting at a Bath Township Airbnb during a party. The incident, which left eight others injured, is under police investigation.

Ashtabula's lawsuit against Liberty Mutual follows a roof collapse and failed school levy, leaving Lakeside High School struggling for funds and facilities for students.

Jimmy Malone, a radio personality from Cleveland, has supported over 300 local high school students in pursuing higher education through the Malone Scholarship program.

Akron celebrates Veterans Day with events and promotions, ensuring regular city services are maintained for residents to participate without inconvenience.

CSU partners with CMSD, significantly increasing high school student visits to the college campus, fostering a sense of belonging and providing insights into college life and options through interactive experiences and mentorship.

Elyria, Ohio, announces lead abatement and street paving starting November 5, cautioning residents of traffic disruptions and parking restrictions.

A 19-year-old man fired a gun in a bar near Kent State University without causing injuries and was charged with felonious assault; police are investigating.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed an executive order providing $25 million for food assistance to counter the gap left by the suspension of federal SNAP benefits during the government shutdown.

The National Weather Service reports stable weather in Cleveland for the weekend, with a cold front arriving Monday. Lake Erie boaters are advised to watch for higher waves.

North Canton's Civic Leadership Academy celebrated the graduation of its first class, with Mayor Stroia issuing certificates. Seven individuals completed the six-month program aimed at increasing civic engagement.

The Jackson Township Police Department in Ohio requested public help in identifying a person involved in a case, urging contact via phone, not social media, to protect privacy.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office honored first responders on National First Responders Day, thanking them for their service and commitment to the community.

Phoenix Brown, 19, sentenced to life with parole eligibility after 80 years for the murder of Khalyn White and Julius Brown in Cleveland. Convicted of aggravated murder and other charges, Brown's DNA was linked to the stolen murder weapon.