Captain Dave Olszewski of the Euclid Police Department graduated from the 295th FBI National Academy, a prestigious 10-week training for law enforcement leaders.

The U.S. Attorney's Office announces immigration enforcement actions, including sentences for illegal reentry and new indictments, as part of "Operation Take Back America."

A man and a 3-year-old were rescued from Lake Erie after falling overboard, with a multi-agency effort involving the U.S. Coast Guard and no reported injuries.

The Akron Fire Union rejected a fact-finder's report on its contract negotiations with the city, prompting a move to binding conciliation. Mayor Malik emphasized balance and fairness in talks.

Twinsburg High School increases security for a football game after finding a handgun in a restroom, investigation and enhanced safety protocols are in place.

The eastbound Shoreway in Cleveland will close at West 45th Street for water main repairs, starting after Friday's morning rush and lasting through the weekend. Detours are available, westbound lanes remain open.

Two men were arrested for a double homicide in Cleveland's Slavic Village after a manhunt and standoff with police. They face charges for killing Joseph Szymkowski III and Alissha Brown.

A man from Ohio with past convictions was sentenced to 12.5 years for possessing a loaded gun while barred from having firearms. He was found asleep in a car with the weapon and an alcoholic drink.

A Venezuelan national in Ohio pleaded guilty to lying on immigration and firearms forms and attending high school under a false identity. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

This article describes a weekly police blotter post by the Mentor-on-the-Lake Police, detailing their varied law enforcement activities from traffic stops to responding to calls for injured animals and mental health emergencies.

Cleveland police praised local artist Stina Aleah for transforming a vandalized wall into a mural, showcasing community spirit and positive change through art.

Elyria Police Department hosts charity dunk tank event to benefit local schools and address food insecurity, with officers participating for a good cause.

Cleveland police officers completed a voluntary week-long leadership program by the IACP, aimed at enhancing community service and fostering professional development.