Akron police pursued and arrested a man after a reported bar shooting and abduction, ending with a crash and the victim's hospitalization for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.

Air tests after Akron's chemical fire show no hazards, but water testing continues due to contamination concerns in local waterways. Results expected soon

A man in Sandusky, Ohio was charged with the murder of a young girl he initially reported missing, leading to his arrest after the child was found dead.

Donald Mynatt was indicted on multiple charges, including Failure to Stop After an Accident and Tampering With Evidence, in connection with the hit-and-run death of 7-year-old Amir Prewitt in Cleveland.

Cleveland Heights faces another building facade collapse with no injuries but causing sidewalk and road blockages, prompting city response and concerns over aging infrastructure.

Cleveland prepares for traffic due to events including Billy Joel and Rod Stewart concerts, Nicki Minaj's show, and a Guardians game. The city issued a traffic advisory detailing road closures and parking restrictions.

Melt Bar and Grilled in Lakewood announces its reopening with renovated features, a revised menu, and improved service after enduring financial struggles and temporary closure.

Operation Homecoming led by U.S. Marshals successfully recovered 32 missing children in the Akron area, with collaboration from local Ohio law enforcement.

A motorcyclist died in a Sandusky crash after being hit by a vehicle that failed to yield. The rider was Charles Grissom, 60, and the driver, Andrew Johnson, 77, was unharmed. Impairment is suspected, and the investigation continues.

A high school football game in Cleveland was canceled after a nearby shooting incident, no injuries were reported, and support is being offered to students.

A lawsuit has been filed against Forest City Erectors and R&T Sheet Metal following a fatal explosion in Bedford, Ohio, citing negligence leading to deaths and injuries.

Akron firefighters tackled a hazmat fire at Koki Laboratories, leading to area evacuations without injuries. Officials feared explosive materials igniting.

Mayor Justin Bibb signed an order mandating union involvement in Cleveland's large infrastructure projects, fostering job creation and workforce development.