Ohio law enforcement intensifies patrols for impaired driving amid concerns that legal recreational marijuana use may lead to more people driving high.

Mentor, Ohio's unemployment rate dropped to 2.3% in October, indicating a strong local labor market and aligning with positive job trends across the state.

Elyria police are searching for 84-year-old Edward Broderick, who has memory issues and has been missing since Monday. He was last seen driving his green Hyundai Santa Fe with the license plate DS72DU.

A man was stabbed at Lorain Public Library, with the suspect in custody facing multiple charges. The victim's condition is undisclosed, and the library resumed normal operations following the incident.

Michael Mann has been indicted for sexually assaulting women in Cleveland under the pretense of offering employment, with charges including rape and kidnapping. Authorities seek additional victims.

Two individuals, Barbara and Dennis Conroy, were found deceased from gunshot wounds in a vehicle by Cleveland police, with Barbara's death treated as a homicide.

Cleveland's weather forecast includes fog, above-average temperatures, and a low-pressure system that could bring rain, winds, and snow over the week. Fluctuating conditions will persist through the weekend.

An Ohio teenager was cited for driving through a yard to bypass a stopped school bus, aiming to get home faster; an act deemed serious by local law enforcement.

A 14-year-old student from Kent's Stanton Middle School was arrested for threatening to shoot a classmate and implying harm to others, but no weapon was found.

ALDI is set to open a new location in Parma, Ohio, on November 21. The store promises low prices and efficient shopping, offering gift bags and the chance to win a $500 gift card.

A dispute over an unpaid haircut at Urban Kutz Barbershop in Cleveland resulted in gunfire, with no injuries reported. Police are seeking the client who fired shots.

Three were shot, one fatally, at Windy Acres in Ohio by a resident over unmet repair requests before the resident's suicide. The community is shocked.

Cleveland's "Tanisha's Law" was proposed to reform emergency responses to mental health crises following Tanisha Anderson's death in police custody. It includes a new department to oversee co-responses with mental health professionals.