Kayla Marie Giltz was abducted at knifepoint in Stark County, Ohio. The police issued a missing adult alert and seek information.

A third man, Sean King, is charged with illegal ammo possession linked to an August Warren store shooting. His accomplices, Rowe and McElroy, face similar charges. If guilty, they could serve up to 15 years.

Believe Mortgage, Cuyahoga County, and the City of Parma launched a down payment assistance program for homebuyers, offering up to $20,900 to eligible residents.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office used social media to share their "Monday's Most Wanted" list, reminding the public of ongoing crime amidst beautiful September weather and offering a reward for tips.

Firefighter Andy Kovacic retires from the Cleveland Fire Department after a 32-year career, with plans to enter real estate in Florida and spend time in Guatemala.

Fairview Park City Council President Michael Kilbane resigned after making insensitive comments about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Cleveland Division of Fire celebrated the graduation of its 40th class of new firefighters, highlighting the event on social media and emphasizing the demanding nature of their roles.

Springfield Township Police welcome K-9 Officer Rex, a Belgian Malinois trained in search and narcotics detection, to enhance law enforcement efforts and community protection.

K-9 unit demonstrated narcotics detection at Cause for Paws Car Show, with proceeds supporting the unit. The event showcased classic cars and community engagement.

Cleveland weather is set for calm and dry conditions with high pressure dominating until a cold front passes, followed by a rise in temperature through the weekend, and mild conditions on Lake Erie.

Akron Police seeks public help to identify two suspects in an armed burglary on Orlando Ave. Call Detective S. Taylor or Summit County Crimestoppers with information.

The article discusses the mayoral and city council primaries in East Cleveland and Cleveland Heights, with details of candidates and controversies surrounding the elections.

A Bellevue man was sentenced to 10 years for threatening to kill his attorney, a judge, and prosecutors and was convicted of intimidation and aggravated menacing.