Cleveland Police warn against the "CrimeRadar" app for spreading unconfirmed and potentially misleading crime information, urging public to verify facts through official channels for accurate and safe community information.

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is working tirelessly to clear roads in Cleveland amid snow and ice, urging drivers to adjust speeds in challenging winter conditions.

Ohio's ODOT District 12 demonstrates their winter road safety mechanisms, highlighting the Screw and Belt Conveyor systems on their snowplows and the skillful salt distribution by drivers.

Elyria Police seek public help to find missing Eric Todd St. Clair, urging anyone with information to contact them. No details on circumstances were provided.

Fairview Park's Ward 5 is seeking a new City Council member, with applications open until January 7, 2026. Applicants must meet residency and voter requirements.

The Prospector Baseball Group acquires Akron RubberDucks and Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp from Ken Babby as it aims to expand its portfolio in Minor League Baseball.

The Cleveland Division of Fire held a fire safety presentation targeting student-athletes at Daniel E. Morgan School, emphasizing prevention and education in light of a recent fatal fire.

Cars at a Cleveland church were broken into, shaking the community. Two teens were arrested in several related incidents, raising broader concerns about property crime in the area.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland warns of wintry weather with snow, cold, and wind in the forecast. There's a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of Pennsylvania and rough marine conditions expected on Lake Erie.

Frederick Reer pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and other charges in the death of Amanda Dean, with sentencing set for January 5 in Huron County.

Akron, Ohio unveiled its new logo, created with input from over 2,000 residents and featuring elements like a blimp and skyline to reflect the city's spirit and heritage.

A Cleveland man, Thomas Taylor, has been sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for leading a drug ring that manufactured and distributed fentanyl pills in Ohio.

Terrence Michael Gardner was arrested for assaulting and robbing someone of their firearm at Willowick Towers apartment complex. He pleaded not guilty but is held without bond.