The Cleveland Police are searching for two missing juveniles, 15-year-old Stephanie Canada and 13-year-old Alaiya Smith, with their cases being unrelated.

Citizens Not Politicians has sued over Ohio GOP's ballot language, claiming it misleads voters about a redistricting amendment. They seek to change what they deem partisan and extensive wording on the ballot.

A Stark County couple has been indicted on murder charges for the starvation death of their 11-month-old son, and the father faces an additional weapons charge.

A Canton motorcyclist died after a collision with a car in Stark County; an ongoing Ohio State Highway Patrol investigation indicates drugs or alcohol were likely not factors.

Anthony Rubino, a high school strength director, was suspended following his arrest on domestic violence and child endangerment charges. He has pleaded not guilty.

Mentor plans to use its $162,641 Community Development Block Grant for public services, home rehab, and accessibility projects, focusing on the needs of aging homeowners and local agencies' aid.

Cuyahoga County's Emergency Management has coordinated an oxygen tank refill program with state health agencies for residents affected by severe weather in northeast Ohio.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a pick-up truck in Lorain County, Ohio. The victim, Charles Ford, died at the scene, while the truck driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Cleveland's weather forecast includes isolated showers followed by drier conditions, with chances for severe weather and potential thunderstorms by Friday.

An elderly man died in a Cleveland house fire with property damages estimated at $1 million. The fire occurred around 3:30 a.m. and the cause is under investigation.

Uniontown Police are searching for Alexis Bartley, an 11-year-old missing since August 9. Last seen in her foster home, she has strawberry-blond hair and was wearing a white Nike tee, black shorts, and gray Puma shoes. She may be in the Akron area.

Cleveland seeks applicants for its Community Police Commission, emphasizing diversity and dedication, with a transparent selection process and live broadcast interviews before the final approval.

Phillip Mendoza was sentenced to 15-20.5 years for the 2020 shooting death of a toddler in Akron after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and felonious assault.