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.

Ohio fugitive Craig Scanlon, on the run for 18 years, was captured in Miami by the U.S. Marshals. He had been masquerading as a personal trainer and hotel manager.

Ramon Hamilton died after a domestic shooting in Garfield Heights. No charges have been filed yet, as the suspect, a family member, is in custody. Investigation ongoing.

A semi-trailer hit a barn in Medina County, causing a road closure and utility outages. No injuries were reported, and authorities are managing the situation.

A shooting in Cleveland's Slavic Village resulted in the death of 19-year-old Crystal Pittman and injured a 15-year-old girl. Police have a person of interest but no arrests or details disclosed.

Donovan Mitchell was named a reserve for the 2026 NBA All-Star Game, marking his fourth selection representing the Cavaliers and seventh overall. He averages 29.1 points, 5.8 assists, and 1.46 steals per game.

A 911 call about shots fired at a Giant Eagle grocery store led to a heavy police response, but authorities found no evidence of a shooting or any disturbance. The incident is under investigation.

North Ridgeville Government reminds residents to clear sidewalks after storms for safety, citing a city ordinance requiring timely snow and ice removal.

Cleveland Heights expands its composting pilot program by adding a second food scrap drop-off location at Noble Road Library to further its sustainability efforts.