The NWS forecast for Ohio and Pennsylvania indicates diminishing lake effect snow, with Ashtabula as an exception. High pressure will bring warmer temps and sunshine, but a warm front could lead to rain on Sunday night into Monday.

The family of Jazmir Tucker, shot by Akron police, hired civil rights lawyers; body cam footage is to be released as part of an ongoing investigation into the incident.

The Fairview Park City School District closed all schools due to an email threat, engaging law enforcement to investigate and planning thorough inspections.

A multi-hazard winter storm with high winds and heavy snow will hit Cleveland and the Great Lakes region, resulting in dangerous travel conditions and potential snow squall warnings.

Three men plead guilty to multiple homicides in Cleveland, with the prosecutor labeling them as extremely violent juveniles. They linked the crimes through evidence and are facing lengthy prison sentences.

Despite criticism over taxpayer funding, Cleveland's City Council has approved $20 million for repairs at Progressive Field and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

A body was found on Lake Erie's shore, leading to an investigation into the unidentified male's death. Details remain limited as authorities work to uncover the circumstances.

Santa and Mrs. Claus will start the holiday festivities atop a fire truck from Bay Lodge, escorted by police. They will end at a tree-lighting ceremony at Cahoon Memorial Park Gazebo.

Kaleb Fisher was arrested for a hit-and-run in Shelby, Ohio, that killed Barbara Warner. Public tips led to his capture and the discovery of the involved vehicle.

Cleveland artists will showcase their work at this year's Prizm Art Fair during Miami Art Week, with support from local institutions and a mission to highlight the African American and Black experience.

An Ohio man lost $425,000 to a crypto scam after a deceptive pop-up led him to grant computer access to a scammer who transferred his savings into cryptocurrency.

The Supreme Court of Ohio disbarred attorney Carolyn Kaye Ranke after she committed several ethical violations, including lying to a judge and failing to file an appeal, which resulted in significant harm to her clients.

A car crashed into West Akron Swensons Drive-In, injuring two. The driver faces charges, including failure to control—sensors to serve via a food truck until the rebuild.