NWS in Cleveland ends Flood Watch, predicts cooler temps and scattered snow showers, with possible impacts on bloomed vegetation.

Legionella bacteria was found in parts of Cuyahoga County's Justice Center water system, which was declared safe for use. No illnesses were reported. Measures based on CDC guidelines are being taken to address the issue.

A driver dropping a doughnut led to a three-car crash in Thompson Township, Ohio, causing serious injuries and resulting in lane violation and distracted driving charges.

Jameis Winston thanks Cleveland and Browns fans in a heartfelt farewell letter after joining the New York Giants, fondly recalling memories like the iconic snow game.

Missing 20-year-old Petra Pintar, associated with escaped suspect Donte Parker, safely resurfaces and is detained on an unrelated warrant. Parker remains at large.

Murder suspect Unique Thorn was arrested in Massillon, Ohio by U.S. Marshals for a Baltimore shooting on March 18. The arrest was aided by multi-state law enforcement collaboration.

A lightning strike set a house on fire in Twinsburg, Ohio during severe storms, but all occupants were reported safe, and firefighters contained the blaze.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office emphasized the importance of World Autism Awareness Day, advocating for community support and acceptance of individuals with autism.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office is seeking tips on a featured crime, offering up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest through its "Reward Wednesday" program on social media.

Enrollment letters for NOPEC's natural gas program are being sent to Northeast Ohio residents and small business owners, offering automatic enrollment with flexible rate options and an opt-out mechanism.

Cleveland Police seek public help to find endangered missing person Mariah Williams with a detailed description and a warning of criminal charges for aiding her delinquency.

Cuyahoga County has designated April as Reentry Month, expanding support for formerly incarcerated individuals with various events aimed at successful community reintegration.

A U-Haul location in Parma Heights is closing after 47 years, with seven employees laid off, but the company plans to lease the property and continue serving the area nearby.