OSHA investigates a workplace death at Logan Machine in Akron after Mykl Kofahl was killed by falling steel. The company mourns the loss of the "excellent welder."

A 22-year-old woman was wounded in an early morning shooting in Shaker Heights. All individuals involved have been detained, and authorities are investigating the isolated incident.

A Vermilion High School ski club bus avoided a crash with no injuries after swerving to miss a tractor-trailer wheel on I-90, and the school praised its staff for their response.

Two suspects were arrested for stealing two dirt bikes valued over $11,000 from Johnny K's Powersports in Elyria, OH, with footprints in the snow leading police to their location.

North Ridgeville is updating its Parks & Recreation Master Plan and has chosen McKenna for the project. The City will introduce relevant legislation and emphasizes community involvement in the planning.

Ohio Representatives Williams and Swearingen propose a "Childcare Fraud Prevention Act" to tackle fraud in daycare centers, including real-time camera monitoring and stricter compliance measures.

The Stark County Health Department stresses routine cancer screenings and HPV vaccinations to prevent cervical cancer, offering assistance in connecting individuals to screening services.

An Ohio doctor, Timothy Sutton, received a 64-month prison sentence for his role in a $14 million Medicare fraud scheme involving telemedicine companies.

Stark County experiences a rise in road fatalities, contrary to Ohio's overall decrease, with a jump from 25 to 30 fatal crashes in a year. Leading causes include driving off the road and speeding, with distracted driving also a significant factor.

Cleveland Fire Chief Anthony Luke retired amidst controversy over a social media post about Charlie Kirk's assassination, following a city investigation and a $10,000 legal settlement.

The City of Euclid addresses a fatal officer-involved shooting during a domestic violence incident, highlighting the challenges of domestic violence and the impact on first responders.

A transformer explosion in Cleveland led to power outages and emergencies, including a house fire and gas leaks. Crews are working to restore power and secure safety.

Cleveland Fire Department celebrates the retirement of Assistant Chief Frank Szabo after 33 years of service, praising his contributions and leadership.