Ohio law enforcement raided The Dragon Spa in Mentor-on-the-Lake, seizing records and cash, to combat suspected sex-for-pay operations linked to human trafficking.

Noble Academy students thanked Euclid Police with hand-written notes, which are displayed on the department bulletin board, fostering community appreciation.

A pursuit of stolen vehicles briefly closed state Route 611 in Avon after troopers spotted suspects and a collision injured a deputy. Two suspects were caught, two fled, and the investigation continues.

Newburgh Heights Police are searching for a female suspect who fired a gun during a road rage incident on I-77, injuring a man and endangering a child in the vehicle.

The NWS reports that Cleveland will see clearer skies as high pressure builds, with warmer temperatures through Friday, but a weekend warm front will bring rain and a possible rain-snow mix by Sunday night.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office is using social media to enlist public help in capturing "Monday's Most Wanted" fugitives, offering up to $2,500 for tips.

Akron police shot a man pointing a handgun at citizens. BCI is investigating the incident with no officer injuries reported. The officers' union supports them, while the suspect's status is undisclosed.

The Strongsville Police Department partners with the Robert Dick Foundation to help the homeless, mentally ill, and addicts during the holidays, facilitating donations through a Giving Tree, Amazon Wish List, and direct contributions.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts a changing weather pattern in Ohio, with fluctuating temperatures and precipitation, including a cold front on Wednesday, and drier conditions with a slight warm-up toward the weekend.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office has activated its Extreme Weather Protocol due to freezing temperatures, advising residents to check on the elderly and offering resources for shelter and assistance.

The North Main Bridge in Chagrin Falls is restored with a focus on historical integrity and modern safety, completed earlier than planned due to strong partnerships.

ODOT reminds Ohioans of the roads they will keep clear in winter, differentiating their responsibilities from those of local city and county services.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office received the AAA Community Traffic Safety Gold Award for their efforts in promoting road safety. Major Krepina, Major Torres, and Sgt. Rodriguez accepted the award on behalf of the department.