Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office seeks public help with 'Monday's Most Wanted' to arrest fugitives, offering up to $2,500 for tips.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland expects a cold front with possible storms and cooler temperatures in northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts high pressure with rising temperatures, humidity, and potential for stronger storms this weekend, followed by a cold front and possibly gusty winds and rain midweek.

Denzel Pope was sentenced to life with possible parole after 30 years for murdering Paige Calich in Akron, in an incident related to a dispute with his sister.

The FBI Cleveland division is hosting a Collegiate Academy on Oct 3 for college students to explore its operations with sessions on cyberthreats and more. Applications are open until Aug 29.

The Jackson Township Police Department seeks public help via Facebook to identify two persons for Officer Kakoules' case. They ask to avoid public naming and offer an anonymous tip line.

The Springfield Township Police are seeking public help to identify a man, with Officer Harold Britt leading the case. They have posted a request on Facebook for any information.

Cleveland's weather will be pleasant due to high pressure, with normal temperatures and low humidity, persisting until the weekend when hot weather returns.

Lakewood residents addressed FirstEnergy about frequent power outages, with the company announcing a $12.5 million infrastructure plan amid an ongoing state investigation.

Matthew P. Carroll is appointed as Shaker Heights' new CAO and Clerk of Council, succeeding the retiring Jeri Chaikin. He brings extensive public service experience to the role.

Cuyahoga County promotes family support through Ohio's child support program, emphasizing community strengthening during Child Support Awareness Month on social media.

The Fairview Park Police continue to seek information on the 1977 disappearance of 17-year-old Yvonne Regler, last seen at a gas station where she was unexpectedly working.

Natalie McDaniel, wife of Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren, was indicted on felony trespassing charges for allegedly entering a resident's home without permission.