Larry Beall Jr. received a 13-year sentence for arson and pointing a gun at Tallmadge police following a 25-mile chase. He has been placed on the Ohio Arson Registry.

A cold front will bring changing weather conditions to Cleveland. Temperatures will drop, and light snow is expected. Later in the week, drier conditions and a low-pressure system will follow.

Joel Bitonio has been selected for his 7th Pro Bowl, joining other Browns players in the event, which features skill challenges instead of a traditional game.

El Tango Taqueria in Lakewood has closed after 30 years, with the owner retiring to pursue painting and music. A sale of the restaurant's items was held for the community.

Former East Cleveland police commander Larry McDonald was convicted on multiple charges, including tampering with records and obstructing official business related to a fatal crash and cover-up.

Christopher Stinson pled guilty to the murder of Antwoina Carter and was sentenced to 27-32.5 years in prison.

Shaker Square in Cleveland is being revitalized, with more green spaces, outdoor dining, and new housing to boost its appeal and safety.

Mayor Shammas Malik of Akron has appointed Eufrancia Lash as the Director of Neighborhood Assistance and Lashawrida Fellows as the Deputy Director of Human Resources. The appointments aim to improve community services and HR operations.

Myles Garrett is a finalist for the AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year award. Coaches praised his performance despite the Browns' poor season record.

Nine Inch Nails announces "Peel It Back Tour" with an August show in Cleveland, their first tour in three years, and a homecoming for Trent Reznor. Tickets go on sale January 29.

A 32-year-old Akron man, James Mashburn, died in a collision on I-77 when his pickup struck a semi. He was a beloved local teacher and coach. The crash is under investigation.

A Middleburg Heights home caught fire early Wednesday. All occupants were safely evacuated. The cause is under investigation, and the property is a total loss.

Christopher Terry was convicted of charges including involuntary manslaughter for a fatal high-speed crash into a Cleveland apartment, which caused an explosion that killed April Yarbrough.