A 27-year-old Lyft driver, identified as Vasyl Shvets, was shot and later died after a crash on East 84th Street in Cleveland. A local remembrance page has launched a fundraiser to help his family.

President Trump said he would block the Gordie Howe International Bridge's opening unless Canada 'compensates' the U.S.; Michigan leaders warn blocking it would cost jobs and choke supply lines.

Two overnight shootings on Cleveland’s East Side left one man seriously hurt and a 35-year-old critically wounded as police investigate multiple scenes.

Summa Health and Cleveland Clinic Akron General have begun equipping security staff with body‑worn cameras to document incidents and support staff safety. The move follows rising reports of workplace violence in hospitals.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources featured Gaston's Mill as February's historic postcard, highlighting Ohio's pioneer history and grist mill significance in settlement development.

Barberton firefighters demonstrated expert medical response by quickly diagnosing and treating a heart attack, leading to a lifesaving intervention exemplified on their Facebook page.

Ohio's forecast predicts a rise above freezing on Tuesday, a brief break from a two-week cold snap, but lake effect snow will follow. Conditions should stabilize near normal temperatures by week's end.

The Euclid Police Department is offering a sports program for local students, including basketball and volleyball events, aiming to foster positive interactions and community engagement.

The Medina Police Department warns of a high number of traffic crashes due to ice and advises extreme caution, slower speeds, increased stopping distances, and avoiding sudden moves.

The Brunswick Division of Fire provided an advanced fireground tactics training class over two days to enhance firefighter skills amid increasing fire challenges.

The Cleveland Heights is hosting the 2026 State of Our Schools Address on Feb 27, focusing on local education updates and the school district's future.

A man in North Canton was shot in the leg and robbed, with police responding and witnesses reporting two suspects fleeing the scene. The community is not considered at risk.

Tinker’s Creek Watershed Partners, Inc. received a $1,000 grant to create a pollinator garden in Maple Heights, enhancing local biodiversity and education.