A robbery in Ravenna led to a SWAT standoff and the arrest of two men, charged with aggravated robbery. The victim reported being assaulted and robbed of $400 and a phone.

A father reported his son was recorded in Great Lakes Mall's restroom. Joshua Yanowitz was arrested and charged with felony voyeurism by Mentor Police.

Beginning January 1, 2026, Ohio will see a minimum wage increase, stricter school cellphone use rules, standardized protocols for Narcan in schools, regulation of intoxicating hemp, and new Cincinnati city leaders.

Ohio drivers on I-90 in Lake County faced reduced visibility and poor road conditions, leading to a speed limit reduction to 40 mph by the State Highway Patrol for safety.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office canceled a snow emergency after conditions improved, allowing for safer travel on roads previously hazardous due to snow and ice.

A Cleveland man died after his pickup truck hit a guardrail and flipped in Medina County. The passenger's condition is undisclosed, poor weather may have played a role. The crash is under investigation.

The City of Mentor announces its New Year events, which include a "Take a Hike" event, Christmas tree disposal, ice skating, and activities for seniors.

Westerville, Ohio, shares its January/February Community Guide online for residents to access information on city updates and Parks and Recreation department activities.

A low pressure system brings high winds, a temperature drop, and lake-effect snow to Cleveland, with warnings for severe weather and hazardous travel conditions issued by the NWS.

A 19-year-old named Brenden Anthony Gundel faces aggravated vehicular homicide charges after a fatal crash in Medina County that claimed the life of 63-year-old Pegeen Razem.

Two Christmas Eve shootings in Ohio resulted in one dead and another injured in separate incidents in Akron and Cleveland, with ongoing investigations.

An abandoned microwave in Cleveland became a local legend, inspiring community spirit and charity, with the city using its fame for future fundraising events.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office advises safe driving during holidays, stressing the dangers of distractions and the importance of sober drivers. They responded to a recent crash, reinforcing their message.