Ohio city leaders dispute Vice President JD Vance's remarks labeling their downtown areas as lawless, citing statistics and local sentiments that contradict his claims.

Ford recalls over 312,000 vehicles due to a power brake assist defect that may cause increased stopping distances.

An Akron resident won a $1 million annuity from the Ohio Lottery after buying a 50th Anniversary Millions ticket, opting for a $360,000 cash payout after taxes.

The Cleveland Police is holding a recruitment event in mid-August, providing a fast-tracked application process with possible pre-conditional offers and a $5,000 signing bonus. Applicants must pre-register via a QR code.

Cleveland State University prepares for VikesFEST, an event that fosters community during its Week of Welcome, featuring live music, activities, and local food for students and families.

Youngstown is replacing lead water lines with a $1.2 million grant, starting in the Buckeye Platt - Cottage Grove area, to provide safe drinking water.

Akron notifies residents of HAA5 levels in water slightly above EPA standards at two sites; no immediate health danger cited, but long-term risks possible.

The I-90 East Exit 172 A in Cleveland reopened after a brief closure for a funeral procession, with police keeping the public informed via social media.

Cuyahoga County and MAGNET celebrate the creation of 3,000 manufacturing careers, with a $5 million county investment resulting in substantial economic benefits.

JD Vance visited Canton, Ohio to promote the GOP tax-and-border bill, emphasizing tax deductions for workers and defending Trump administration's handling of the Epstein case amidst protests and political criticism.

Browns QB Kenny Pickett injured his hamstring, affecting the team's QB competition and giving more practice time to rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

A car show in LaGrange supported local heroes by donating proceeds to the LaGrange Firefighter Association, which will help families of injured Lorain Police Officers.

Officer Phillip Wagner of the Lorain Police Department died following an ambush shooting. His funeral, with military honors, is set for family and officers. He leaves behind a wife and children and had served in the U.S. Marine Corps.