Suspect Dionte Hawthorne Jr., sought for attempted murder, died by suicide as the NOVFTF tried to arrest him in Cleveland.

The trial of Paul Hicks for the 2001 murder of Regina Rowe-Hicks continues, with witnesses testifying about his actions and the possibility of fabricated evidence.

The Cleveland Police warn against CrimeRadar app for potentially spreading misinformation and urge the public to rely on official channels for accurate news.

NWS Cleveland warns of heavy lake-effect snow and extreme cold for northeast Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania, with snowfall rates up to 2 inches per hour and travel challenges expected.

South Euclid announces a free holiday concert on December 14 featuring local school ensembles and Akron Symphonic Winds.

Shaker Heights Police Department celebrates the 30th anniversary of its Citizens Police Academy, which aims to improve relations between residents and law enforcement through education and collaboration.

CSU celebrates Mira DiPierro's academic achievements and community service, highlighting her internships, commitment to the Miracle League, and future law enforcement aspirations.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik proposes funding for new contracts with fire and civil service unions, mirroring police wage hikes and health insurance changes starting in 2026.

Ohio State QB Julian Sayin is a Heisman Trophy finalist, competing with players from Indiana, Notre Dame, and Vanderbilt. Teammate Smith is notably absent despite impressive stats.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Board of Education is meeting to decide on the "Building Brighter Futures Initiative," potentially reducing schools due to declining enrollment and budget challenges.

Bob Dylan extends his "Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour" to include a 2026 concert in Cleveland, which will be a phone-free event. The tour, initially set to end in 2024, continues beyond its expected date, showcasing Dylan's enduring appeal.

11 individuals were charged in Ohio for operating a drug trafficking ring involving substances like fentanyl and methamphetamine, with operations spanning multiple states.

The Akron Fire Department found a body inside a shed after extinguishing a fire, with the Fire Investigation Unit and Medical Examiner investigating the cause.