A Copley man received a 13-year sentence for crimes related to child sexual abuse material, following a guilty plea for receipt, distribution, and possession.

Matthew Lamp from Coventry Township was sentenced to 130 months in federal prison for transporting and possessing child pornography, with a $20,000 restitution order for his crimes.

Cleveland's weather will be sunny today with a high in the 50s, turning rainy on Friday, leading to a damp weekend with chances of showers through Sunday. Temperatures will remain in the 60s and 70s despite the rain.

Jackson Township Police in Ohio need public help identifying a person connected to a case. They ask that you not post names publicly and contact Officer Leon for tips.

Mentor announces seasonal job openings for various summer activities, including lifeguarding and camp staffing, with details on their official employment page.

Brent J. Mollet was arrested in Stark County after a SWAT standoff and charged with kidnapping and domestic violence.

Cleveland's weekend weather saw a cold front, brief precipitation, and gusty conditions, with rain expected by Sunday evening.

Ralph King, an influential Cleveland real estate mogul and philanthropist, greatly impacted the city's development, arts, and education. His legacy includes donating to the Cleveland Museum of Art and supporting Western Reserve University.

Mentor seeks sponsors for its 2025 community events, offering various opportunities for businesses to contribute. The deadline for sponsorship booking is March 21.

Akron launches an Infant Health Fund, offering up to 10 grants for nonprofits addressing disparities in infant mortality rates, focusing on maternal health and nutrition. Applications are open until April 18.

The Northern District of Ohio's U.S. Attorney’s Office announced immigration violation charges against several individuals, including possessing fraudulent IDs and illegal re-entry.

The National Weather Service issues an advisory for high winds and elevated fire risk in the Lower Great Lakes. There is potential for damaging gusts and a significant temperature drop.

The Cuyahoga County Office of Emergency Management advises residents to prepare for severe weather by practicing tornado drills and updating emergency plans during Severe Weather Awareness Week.