The trial of Bionca Ellis for the murder of 3-year-old Julian Wood continues, with key witness testimony, including the victim's mother's account of the attack. Ellis pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.

Cleveland State University introduces an integrated Mathematics/Statistics + Economics BA designed to meet local labor demands and prepare versatile graduates.

North Ridgeville announced roadwork on Birch Street, starting with milling on October 7 and chip sealing on October 8. Residents should expect detours.

Akron city offices close for Italian-American Heritage Day, but trash services continue. The day celebrates Italian-American contributions to Akron and Summit County.

A forecast by the National Weather Service in Cleveland predicts a change in weather patterns for the region due to a cold front, leading to drier conditions and the potential for the season's coldest air with frost or freeze conditions.

North Ridgeville officials remind residents today is the last chance to register to vote before early voting begins tomorrow, linking to resources for voter education.

A 25-year-old man was unintentionally shot and killed in Akron. The incident occurred early Sunday. Police are investigating the crossfire situation that led to his death.

Akron police investigate the deaths of two teenage girls in a potential murder-suicide incident, following a report of gunfire. Autopsies are pending.

Cleveland's sunny days are ending as a cold front brings gusty winds and rain, with possible frost after. Conditions will improve towards the weekend with rising temperatures.

Parma Police K9 Rosco and Sgt. Burkhart engaged with residents at a local Target for "Coffee with a Cop" and then visited the Parma Heights Christian Academy, receiving appreciation from community members.

Cleveland police are investigating a surge in car break-ins, with recent cases focusing on Tremont and surrounding areas. Chief Dorothy Todd is addressing the community's concerns and urging public cooperation to help solve these crimes.

Construction of the new Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park by HSG and the Cleveland Browns has begun, with expectations of creating 6,000 construction jobs.

Cleveland's Chief City Planner, Kim Scott, faces a felony theft charge for falsifying FMLA documents, including fake marriage and death certificates, which led to her arrest and unpaid leave.