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.

Luke Bryan and Sam Hunt are set to headline the Bash on the Bay music festival at Put-in-Bay in August, with a lineup that includes other artists and an expected crowd of up to 40,000 fans.

Akron Zips won their second consecutive Mid-American Conference Tournament championship, beating Miami RedHawks 76-74 with a buzzer-beater by Nate Johnson.

Cleveland's weather forecast includes high pressure, gusty winds, brief sunshine, and potential for rain showers and light snow with no severe weather expected.

Ravenna Police fatally shot a suspect who pointed a gun at them and had used another person as a human shield.

The Municipal Planning Commission of Mentor will meet on March 20 to discuss several development projects, including permit applications and zoning changes. Public input is welcomed.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner identified Caurie Williams, 19, as the fourth victim of a car crash in Cleveland involving a stolen Hyundai Sonata.

Cleveland's Superior Midway Project raises concerns about potential changes to the traditional St. Patrick's Day parade route due to planned construction starting in 2027.

A Cleveland man pleaded guilty to crossing state lines to sexually exploit a 14-year-old, including producing and possessing child sexual abuse materials.

Summit County Sheriff's Office received a $187,000 grant to combat opioid addiction in jail, employing an APRN as an Addiction Services Coordinator to enhance inmate treatment and recovery efforts.