Springfield Township Police have been arrested in connection with a Halloween party shooting, Christian Diaz-Sauceda is charged with complicity, and Terrance Williams is wanted for murder and assault.

An Ohio man, Joshua Fortson, has been sentenced to 29 years for meth trafficking and firearm possession, following evidence of his connection to MS-13 and extensive distribution operations in Akron.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office hosted a popular CCW Workshop, part of a series educating residents on gun laws and self-defense, with another event planned for the near future.

Akron firefighters tackled two fires on the east side within an hour, including a school weight room and an apartment with trapped individuals, highlighting the need for a well-funded fire department.

Mentor's Hometown Heroes Banner Program, which honors military members, is full for 2025. Displays are planned on key roadways from Memorial Day to Veterans Day.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police request public aid via Facebook to identify a person for an investigation, emphasizing privacy and offering contact options.

U.S. Marshals arrested murder suspect David Wayne Garner in Cleveland Heights, he was wanted for the January 20 shooting of Rashawn Brinkley in East Cleveland.

Mentor reports a surge in senior-targeted scams, with a preference for untraceable gift card payments, and cautions against such demands as red flags for fraud.

The 35th annual Cleveland Senior Day, held on May 21, will include an Information Fair, speakers, lunch, and entertainment for seniors at Cleveland Public Hall.

Marcus Johnson of Garfield Heights became the first Ohio junior to win Mr. Basketball, continuing a family legacy as the son of a former winner, Sonny Johnson.

According to NWS Cleveland, Ohio's weather forecast includes a mix of high pressures and cold fronts with varying temperatures and wind gusts, along with potential rain and snow.

The Jackson Township Police Department asked for help via Facebook to identify individuals related to case number 25-13467, directing tips to Officer Kakoules or an anonymous line.

The Jackson Township Police Department has requested public assistance in identifying persons related to a case. The department emphasizes confidential communication and responsible use of social media in law enforcement.