A fourth suspect, Ricky Lee Martin, was arrested in connection with a violent robbery of an Amish family in Ohio. He allegedly used his role as an Amish taxi driver to scout targets.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office introduced two new K-9s, Bella and Rocky, being trained at Excel K-9 Services Inc., with social media updates on their progress.

Shaker Heights celebrated Sergeant William Wedeking and Firefighter Connor Groh as their Police Officer and Firefighter of the Year for 2024, with city officials attending the Rotary Club-hosted event.

Ohio's Harrison Lake State Park campground received upgrades, including an ADA-compliant shower house and full utility sites, enhancing the camping experience.

Stellantis plans a $400 million expansion in Toledo, Ohio, adding 900 jobs, as confirmed by Governor Mike DeWine and strengthened by JobOhio's CEO comments on Ohio's industry advantages.

A 16-year-old boy died, and a 14-year-old was wounded in a shooting at Cleveland's Garden Valley Apartments. The circumstances of the incident are under investigation.

An Akron woman was robbed by three men, one of whom she met at a party. Mayfield Heights police have arrested one suspect, two others remain at large.

Madison's U.S. 20 construction is nearing completion, promising smoother drives, while Perry faces ongoing roadwork through 2028 with aims to enhance travel infrastructure.

The article details the weather forecast for the Cleveland residents. It mentions high pressure, potential frost alerts, and precipitation over the weekend, with conditions improving by early next week.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person in an ongoing investigation and have provided contact details for Officer Mossor and an anonymous tip line.

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.