The Euclid Police are seeking information about a hit-and-run that injured a 14-year-old girl and are looking for a gray Dodge Caliber involved in the incident.

The National Weather Service forecasts calm, cooler weather for Cleveland, with a cold front arriving over the weekend, bringing potential rainfall and lake-enhanced showers into next week.

A fire on Marseilles Avenue in Elyria caused major damage to a home and affected neighboring properties. Elyria Fire Department responded; the cause is under investigation. No injuries were reported.

The Portage County Sheriff is seeking help to locate Darrell Wayt, a 69-year-old missing Rootstown man, last seen driving a white Toyota RAV4, license FRA2022.

A 27-year-old man was fatally shot in an Akron home on Dayton Street. Police are investigating the incident, and an autopsy is planned to determine the cause of death.

Jackson Township Police in Ohio seek public help in identifying a person for an ongoing case, asking for information to be shared discreetly to ensure privacy.

A Jamaican national was sentenced to over eight years for drug conspiracy and illegal reentry into the U.S. by the Northern District of Ohio, followed by deportation orders.

Miranda Lambert visits City Dogs Cleveland during her tour, promoting shelter pet adoption and supporting the Clear the Shelters campaign to help pets find homes.

One person died in a shooting in Mansfield, which police are investigating as a homicide. The victim's identity is undisclosed, and no suspects are mentioned. Authorities suggest a targeted incident.

A man died after being retrieved from a submerged vehicle in Lake Erie. CPR was unsuccessful, and no other passengers were involved. Investigations are ongoing.

Cuyahoga County honored emergency management professionals for their critical role in public safety and community resilience on Emergency Management Recognition Day.

ODOT denied the Cleveland Browns' stadium permit due to airspace concerns, conflicting with prior FAA approval. The Browns are working to resolve the issue.

The Elyria Police Department reminds the community to be cautious in school zones, emphasizing child safety and traffic law adherence, even when emergency vehicles are present.