Parma Heights police arrested two people after a high-speed chase ended when a car crashed into a building. WKYC reported that one suspect had an active felony warrant.

A Massillon man wanted by the U.S. Marshals on sex and felony charges was arrested Sunday in Cincinnati; authorities say the multi‑agency manhunt is now closed.

City officials have recommended a five‑day suspension for the Cleveland officer who ran a red light while driving Mayor Justin Bibb's vehicle in June 2024. The Civilian Police Review Board found multiple policy violations.

A jury trial opens this week for an Elyria man charged in the Oct. 24, 2023 shootings that left a Lorain motorcyclist dead. The case includes an insanity plea.

An arbitrator awarded $2.324 million to 11 Ohio families after finding Carnegie Investment Counsel breached its fiduciary duties during a client transition.

A jury trial opened March 23 for the man accused of fatally shooting Garfield Heights father Jose Ervin Jr. The case drew national attention after Ervin's family went viral.

Jack Frost Donuts opened its first stand-alone shop outside Cleveland in Avon at 36840 Detroit Road, bringing daily fresh-made doughnuts from its Old Brooklyn bakery.

A multi‑agency task force arrested 33 people and secured a 40‑person grand‑jury indictment in a Cleveland drug sweep that recovered drugs and firearms.

Willoughby Hills police say callers pretending to be Lake County officers have demanded payments and personal data. Authorities advise residents to hang up and report suspicious contacts.

A Lorain County man was indicted after prosecutors say drugs he sold led to a fatal overdose. If convicted, he faces a possible 20-year-to-life federal sentence.

After a year of weekly "honk" protests, Lyndhurst posted quiet‑zone signs along Mayfield Road and police are warning drivers who respond to protesters outside the Tesla showroom.

A man-picked ticket sold at a Meyer Avenue market matched all five Rolling Cash 5 numbers on March 19, landing a $110,000 prize before taxes.

Moore's attorneys asked a judge to block and destroy recorded jail calls they say contain privileged attorney-client conversations, prosecutors oppose the move.