Cleveland experienced two separate overnight shootings, leaving two men hospitalized with serious injuries. Police are investigating the incidents for motives and suspects.

A man was shot in the leg near E. 71st and Harvard, video shows medics loading him into an ambulance and officers detaining a suspect.

One man died and another was found unconscious after two men were discovered in a North Olmsted driveway. Police now say the death — initially ruled a homicide — may have been a tragic accident.

Cleveland Clinic Akron General has resumed ambulance services after a water main break disrupted its operations, including causing visitation halts and service diversions.

Cuyahoga County's Consumer Affairs and Scam Squad gear up for National Consumer Protection Week with a special media day on February 24th to educate journalists on scams.

Five men indicted in Ohio for immigration offenses, including illegal reentry and fraudulent ID possession. Cases stem from U.S. Border Patrol and ICE investigations.

East Cleveland officer Latasha Moore was indicted on multiple charges including tampering with records and fraud across 2024 and 2025. She resigned after being placed on leave.

The NWS has issued an Extreme Cold Watch for Erie and Crawford Counties, PA, warning of -20F to -30F wind chills and advising Cleveland area residents to prepare for heavy snow and hazardous travel.

An ice fisherman died from a heart attack on Lake Erie and was identified as Ben Eickholt. Difficulties in the rescue were highlighted due to the terrain.

Euclid's downtown hosts a free Monthly Movie Matinee Series at Atlas Cinemas Lakeshore 7, starting at 11:30 AM on Feb. 7 with "The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie."

A water main break on Metcalf Road has disrupted water service in Elyria, Ohio. Repair crews are working on-site, causing traffic delays. Residents are advised to run cold water until clear once service resumes.

Michele Ferguson was named Akron's Employee of the Month for her role as a Safety Communications Technician since 2013, praised for her multitasking, composure, and guidance to peers.

Cleveland marks a century of Black History Month, emphasizing the importance of remembering the city's fight against school segregation and promoting justice and inclusion for the future.