A mother and her two children were rescued from Lake Erie after their sailboat capsized. The rescue involved jet skiers and a schooner crew in two separate instances.

Bionca Ellis, charged with the murder of a toddler in a parking lot, appeared in court for a pretrial hearing with her trial set for October 1. She was deemed competent for the trial after treatment.

Lorain County announced a reduction in its VIA fleet due to vehicle recalls, potentially delaying commutes. The government suggests commuters plan ahead and apologies for the inconvenience while safety checks are conducted.

CMHA announced their latest housing projects for radon mitigation and home repairs in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, and invite public comments on environmental impact findings.

The Cleveland area is set to experience sporadic showers and thunderstorms, with a slight drop in temperature, as a cold front moves through the region. High pressure will bring a brief respite before warming midweek.

CMHA is seeking feedback on two housing initiatives aimed at improving local conditions, including a radon mitigation project with a FONSI. Community input is welcomed via email, with details available online.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help to identify a person for an investigation, asking the public to contact Officer Speight at (330) 834-3960, referencing case 25-38345.

Ohio is set to experience a weekend of varied weather, featuring high heat, potential storms, and a calming trend afterward, according to the NWS in Cleveland.

Former East Cleveland Mayor Brandon King has been sentenced to three years of probation and 100 hours of community service for corruption, avoiding prison.

Police in Springfield Township are searching for Stanley "Chance" Smith, wanted for felonious assault after a shooting. Smith is armed and dangerous, the public is advised to call 911 if spotted and stay vigilant.

Cuyahoga County plans a $7 million behavioral health crisis center in Cleveland, offering urgent care for mental health and addiction with funds from the Opioid Settlement.

The Akron Fire Fighters Association celebrated a firefighter's 16 years of service on social media, reflecting the community's appreciation for their dedication and commitment.

Medina County Sheriff's Office thanks the community on social media for a successful 4th of July parade, highlighting the involvement and positive response from locals.