Dr. Hongkai Yu of Cleveland State University is leading a project with a $1.2 million NSF grant to enhance tomato production in greenhouses using AI and computer vision.

Akron Police seek public help in the unsolved murder of 23-year-old Diamond Fisk, urging witnesses to share information anonymously using various channels, including social media, to solve the case.

The Stark County Sheriff's Office investigates a fatal crash in Lexington Township that resulted in Shantelle Watson's death after her car rolled several times.

Roadwork on Chestnut Ridge Road in North Ridgeville starts tomorrow at 7 AM, with expected closures for milling operations.

Cleveland City Council approves golf cart use on city streets for businesses, with regulations including adherence to state laws, mandatory safety features, and a $150 annual inspection fee.

The Cleveland area is set to experience mostly sunny skies with slight chances of fog along the I-71 corridor, followed by a cold front that won't significantly impact the weather.

Platoon Sgt. Harold Weaver, a WWII Marine from Cuyahoga Falls, was laid to rest in his hometown, 80 years after his death in Okinawa. His burial brought the community together in honor and remembrance.

Cuyahoga County is returning $35 million in real estate funds to local entities, marking a historic surplus due to efficient operations and technology in property assessments.

The trial of Bionca Ellis, accused of murdering a toddler and wounding his mother in a parking lot, has commenced with witness testimonies as her defense cites her mental illness.

Bedford City School District employees are on leave amid undisclosed serious misconduct allegations, with an investigation underway. The district is considering an outside investigator and remains tight-lipped despite a student walkout.

Sheriffs Hall and Sigsworth participated in Ohio's Vermilion Woollybear Festival, engaging with the community and enhancing relations between law enforcement and locals.

Recalled Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren fired Law Director Bill Hanna on his last day in office, the city council reinstated Hanna upon Seren's departure.

Rafael Castellanos-Felipe was arrested in Strongsville, Ohio, by the U.S. Marshals for multiple child sexual assault charges, following coordination between New Jersey and Ohio law enforcement.