A multi-car crash on I-71 South at I-90 resulted in six hospitalizations, with one man in critical condition. Traffic was impacted as emergency crews cleared the scene. The cause remains under investigation.

An Ohio man was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for defrauding investors of $7 million through stock manipulation, including targeting elderly individuals. He must also pay a $200,000 fine.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a low-pressure system bringing rain, thunderstorms, and temperature changes through the Great Lakes Region, highlighting potential visibility challenges and strong winds in the area.

Cuyahoga County Executive Ronayne supports the Downtown Safety Patrol and opposes proposed disbandment, highlighting the unit's crime-fighting achievements and broader community safety role.

The National Weather Service forecasts typical spring weather with above-normal temperatures and mostly sunny skies for northeastern Ohio, along with a potential shift to showers and thunderstorms by Friday evening.

Cleveland City Council's Workforce Committee praised John Marshall High School students for creating an outdoor rights resolution for children, the first in Ohio, set for an April 28 vote.

Three juveniles were shot in Cleveland's east side; all were hospitalized with minor wounds. The shooters are unidentified, and the community is unsettled.

The Cleveland Police are seeking public help to find a suspect who broke into a business and stole a PlayStation 5, urging anyone with information to contact Det. Murphy.

Springfield Township Police share on Facebook that 2,102 of 55,228 vehicles exceeded the speed limit on Krumroy Road in 20 days, prompting increased patrols to enforce the 35 mph limit.

Route 422 multi-vehicle crash causes major traffic, with emergency services on site; no fatalities reported. Geauga County Sheriff's Office advises avoiding the area.

NWS Cleveland updates on weather for Northern Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, predicting a cold front, potential thunderstorms, and varied conditions this weekend.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, acknowledging 911 dispatchers' vital role and dedication with a lunch and a social media tribute.

A lost dog was reunited with its owner in Stark County, Ohio, after the Jackson Township Police Department's Facebook post helped locate the owner. The dog, found on Belden Village Street, had no tags, prompting police to use social media for aid.