Cleveland Police Department announces a hiring event on January 9-11 at City Hall to recruit community-focused individuals into law enforcement roles and improve community relations.

Cuyahoga County Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze faces a record tampering charge for falsely claiming she randomly assigned a divorce case to herself. She has pleaded not guilty and resigned.

Emergency water line repair causes lane closure and delays in Medina, with the northbound lane of South Elmwood Avenue shut from Lafayette Road to West Smith Road until 4:30 pm.

The 1980 death of Danny Mitchell has been reclassified as a homicide by the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office after a review using DNA technology.

Cleveland emergency teams saved a man who jumped into Lake Erie, with the Cleveland Fire Department, Downtown Cleveland, Inc. members, and Cleveland EMS involved in the rescue.

Cleveland faces a weather rollercoaster with a cold front bringing high winds, single-digit chills, and lake effect snow, followed by a brief Saturday warm-up and a dry cold front Saturday night.

Stabbing suspect Zachary Michael Zeiter was arrested in Richland County after attempting to return home. Nearby schools had a soft lockdown, which was lifted post-arrest.

The Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Dept. issued a scam alert on Facebook about a fake non-profit soliciting donations and advised caution in verifying legitimacy before donating.

U.S. Marshals in Ohio arrested two homicide suspects, Camron Phillips and Christian Gonzalez, for separate Cleveland murders in coordination with local police.

North Ridgeville Government advises on eco-friendly salting during winter, highlighting the importance of proper application and cleanup to protect the environment.

Sgt. Brian Lubinski of Parma Police Auxiliary assisted in the Twinsburg Police Department's Shop with a Cop event, fostering positive police-youth relations.

Upper Arlington, Ohio reflected on 2025 events, highlighting the Ladder 72 push-in ceremony and swearing-in of new firefighter/paramedics as a symbol of tradition and local pride.

Two recent murders at separate GCRTA stations in East Cleveland have raised concerns about public safety. A 17-year-old was stabbed, and a 27-year-old was shot days apart.