An Ohio couple was sentenced for an arson scheme to collect insurance, with the husband receiving 53 months in prison and the wife five years of probation.

Greater Cleveland celebrates Black History Month with events such as a screening of "Hidden Figures" at Lakewood Public Library and free art tours at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

The article discusses the ongoing cold weather in Cleveland, including sub-20-degree temperatures, wind chills, and potential snowfall, along with travel impacts and forecasts for the coming days.

Patrick and Edward James were arrested for wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering conspiracy related to First Brands Group's collapse. They allegedly misled lenders, leading to bankruptcy.

A mother in Ohio was charged after her two children, one autistic, were found outside in frigid weather. They were safely recovered, and no injuries were reported.

Cleveland and Shaker Heights hire legal counsel for a review of NEORSD's decision on Lower Lake dam, seeking an independent assessment and ensuring transparency and public involvement in the process.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-90 East near Concord Township involved four tractor-trailers and two cars, leading to a three-hour road closure for cleanup and investigation. No injuries were reported.

Elyria Parks & Recreation launched "Squeaky Sneakers Soccer" for kids 4-6. The program fosters soccer skills and good sportsmanship with sessions at South Recreation Center. Enrollment costs $42/$52 and ends February 1.

The NWS in Cleveland reports higher snow and precipitation chances for Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, with cold advisories issued due to low temperatures and potential infrastructure issues.

A dump truck crash on I-77 in Copley Township, Ohio caused an overhead sign to fall and southbound lanes to close, with the driver injured and traffic disrupted.

Richmond Heights has a parking ban until 6 am, January 27, to keep streets clear for snow removal and ensure safety. Cooperation is vital for effective city services during the snowfall.

Joel Dwight Dutton, a 74-year-old missing man, was safely located after the Stark County Sheriff's Office's appeal for public assistance on social media.

Erie and Huron Counties in Ohio have increased their emergency response to Level 3 due to severe snowfall, while Lorain County maintains open roads and monitors conditions, with reevaluation planned.