A Canton man died in a motorcycle crash after his Harley-Davidson collided with an SUV making a turn. Excessive speed may have contributed to the severity of the incident.

BGSU's graduate programs, particularly in sociology, climbed in the U.S. News & World Report 2025 rankings, reinforcing its reputation in graduate education.

Cleveland's "A Home for Every Neighbor" initiative reached its goal ahead of schedule, housing 154 homeless individuals, due to strong local partnerships and a community-focused strategy.

Michael Dietz was arrested for vandalizing a woman's house and car due to a grudge from a past car accident. He was charged with vandalism and aggravated menacing.

One person was killed and another injured in a shooting at David Lee Salon in Lorain, a person of interest has been detained. Police are investigating the incident.

Sgt. Bungard from the Lorain County Sheriff's Office read "Dragons Love Tacos" to students at Powers Elementary for Right to Read Week, promoting literacy and community engagement.

Cleveland's weather features clear skies in the west and persistent clouds in the east with a forecast of weather changes, including warmer temperatures and possible showers, storms, and gusty winds.

The Ohio House's budget proposal, which includes a $600 million bond for a new Cleveland Browns domed stadium, progresses through the legislative process.

Kent State University is Ohio's only Air Traffic-Collegiate Training Initiative school, providing vital education for future air traffic controllers, as highlighted by student Jack Oliver.

Dr. Jennifer Mapes at Kent State uses geography to map human experiences, particularly the May 4, 1970 shootings, supported by over 200 narratives. Her upcoming lecture will discuss this project.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is searching for Geri Johnson, a wanted 42-year-old with a criminal history including assault and drug abuse, and urges public caution and to report any information.

Cleveland's Second District Policing Committee meeting focused on neighborhood safety, with police, fire department, and community leaders working together.

Cleveland Fire Department's HazMat team completed specialized training, provided by a rail industry expert, to improve responses to railroad emergencies.