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.

Deputy Sheriff Craig Ali of Lorain County was sworn in as the Second Vice President of the Greater Cleveland Chapter of NOBLE, with extensive law enforcement and academic experience.

Cleveland anticipates severe winter weather, including accumulating snow and extreme cold, that may disrupt travel and daily life, as per the National Weather Service's Cleveland office.

A water main break in Lakewood led to McKinley Ave. being closed between Hilliard and N. Marginal, causing detours and potential local water service disruptions. Repair efforts are underway.

Cleveland Police Department is holding a recruitment event from January 9 to 11, as announced on social media, aiming to attract candidates to law enforcement careers.

The DoubleTree Hotel in Downtown Cleveland is set to close by January 30, laying off 66 employees, due to uncontrollable business reasons and declining performance.

A suspect linked to multiple carjackings in Cleveland was arrested after a chase and an exchange of gunfire with police, leaving the suspect critically injured.

Cuyahoga County reports a measles outbreak among unvaccinated children, with officials emphasizing the importance of the MMR vaccine amidst increasing cases.

Fairview Park announces hydrovac investigations on W. 210th Street as preparation for a lead service line replacement project, leading to road closures and detours.

The Browns fired head coach Kevin Stefanski after a 5-12 season, despite his past success including two Coach of the Year awards and a playoff appearance.

The City of Euclid bids farewell to Councilwoman Angela Steele-Thompson after her four-year tenure, praising her contributions, including the recreation center and "Street Delegates" program.