Deputies in Summit County were commended for de-escalating a situation where a traffic stop evolved into a pursuit and standoff, ending with the suspect's non-violent surrender.

Bionca Ellis appeals her life sentence for the murder of 3-year-old Julian Wood, seeking a full court transcript and reevaluation of her mental state during the crime.

Cuyahoga County ramps up efforts to tackle food insecurity ahead of Thanksgiving, with the Hunger Response Team working to address SNAP benefits delays and increase pantry volunteer support.

Cleveland City Hall announces early closure at 2 PM on Wednesday before Thanksgiving, with further closures on Thanksgiving Day and the following Friday.

The family of Jazmir Tucker, a 15-year-old boy killed by Akron police, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit citing excessive force and systemic policing issues.

Bernie Kosar, Cleveland Browns icon, is set to leave the hospital after a successful liver transplant received from donor Bryce Dunlap, expressing thanks amid health battles.

The Strongsville Police participated in the UH Mocktail Event to promote safe driving and injury prevention, crafting non-alcoholic drinks and embracing a rock theme for charity.

Cleveland's Abdullah Mason becomes the youngest male world boxing champion at 21 by defeating Britain's Sam Noakes in Riyadh, marking Cleveland's first global boxing champ since 2014.

U.S. Marshals arrested a second suspect, Leroy Taylor, for a fatal April shooting in Cleveland's Central neighborhood, following a previous arrest of Waymon Donat related to the same case.

Lakewood, Ohio, informs residents of proper disposal of political signs at the Refuse and Recycling Center, not in curbside bins, with specified hours.

Lakewood's Streets and Forestry team begins its third round of leaf collection to keep the city clean, with an expected completion by mid-December, weather permitting.

Cleveland's FutureLAND event, the AI Forward Summit, is returning on November 20 at moCa Cleveland, focusing on AI's role in innovation and economic opportunities.

Cleveland Heights invites locals to apply for city commissions and boards, with various positions open to enhance community engagement and regional development.