The revitalization of Garfield Boulevard in Garfield Heights, supported by Cuyahoga County and partners, has been completed with new trails and streetscapes.

Weather service updates include a mix of sun, showers, and rain in NE Ohio and NW Pennsylvania, VFR aviation conditions, and rough Lake Erie waves with a Small Craft Advisory issued.

Local organizations in Cuyahoga County, led by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, are providing food aid to about 190,000 people affected by a government shutdown and SNAP benefits suspension.

Akron plans "Capital Budget 101" events to involve residents in its budgeting process with interactive activities and informative sessions in early November.

Bionca Ellis was sentenced to life without parole for stabbing and killing 3-year-old Julian Wood and injuring his mother at a Giant Eagle in North Olmsted.

A traffic stop in Springfield Township led to drug discovery & arrest. Officer McKenzie & K-9 Rex found meth in a disguised oil can, resulting in charges for Robert Butterbaugh.

A 23-year-old man faces new charges, including involuntary manslaughter, for a shooting in Highland Square, after unintentionally killing Timothy Hutchinson during an exchange of gunfire.

Springfield Township Police alerted of traffic delays on Massillon Road due to a house fire being tackled by STFD, with residents advised to take alternate routes.

A 77-year-old driver, Donald Frank, faces charges for hitting a protester with his car at a No Kings rally and not stopping afterward. The incident seems unintentional, with no felony charges due to the injuries' nature.

Cleveland is expected to have dry and stable weather, with high pressure lingering and only slight precipitation possible from a system moving eastward.

The Springfield Township Police are seeking public assistance for a hit-skip in a Walmart lot and request information be sent directly to Officer Dorsey, not through Facebook Messenger.

Ohio's AG and law enforcement honor fallen Trooper Cayton in Youngstown, AG Yost emphasizes the costs of public service and expresses gratitude for the sacrifice.

K9 Amon from the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office humorously responded to "Paw Patrol" comparisons on social media, emphasizing his real policing work.