The Cleveland Police First District requests public assistance in identifying suspects. They have shared images on social media and provided contact information for tips.

Cleveland Heights residents can use Thornton Park Pool in Shaker Heights due to local pool maintenance from June 5 to 15, with designated swim times.

Cleveland City Council reports ending exhibitions at I-X Center for a Fortune 500 company lease, leads urban renewal, invests in technology, opposes new Browns stadium funding, celebrates Pride Month, and introduces a Commission on Black Males.

Wellington's D.A.R.E. graduation at McCormick Middle School led by Deputy Kovacs celebrates youth education against substance abuse, honoring a standout essay winner.

Cleveland's forecast indicates scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms, with a cold front bringing lower temperatures and mixed aviation conditions. Caution advised for boaters due to high winds and waves.

Jackson Township Police in Ohio seek public help to identify two females in an investigation, requesting information be directed to Officer Grimmett, citing Case 25-29311. They advise discretion and respect for privacy until charges are filed.

An Ohio man, Sidney L. Glover, Jr., pleaded guilty to evading over $150,000 in taxes by not reporting his business income to the IRS from his home healthcare service.

Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren faces scrutiny after being filmed accessing the Law Department after hours, despite claiming he couldn't, leading to a potential 'loss of confidence' resolution.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office held a CCW Workshop in Akron to educate residents on firearm rights and responsibilities, with active community engagement.

Chelsea Perkins pled guilty to the 2021 second-degree murder of Matthew Dunmire in Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio. She faces 20-25 years in prison.

Cleveland's weather forecast predicts dreary days ahead, with increasing clouds and chances of showers and possible thunderstorms. Temperatures are expected to drop, with highs in the low to mid-60s.

Lorain County Sheriff Jack M. Hall participated in Memorial Day parades to honor fallen heroes, reflecting the community's gratitude and solemn remembrance.

Canton residents are invited to discuss the Cromer Water Reservoir Replacement Project on May 28 regarding its historical significance and infrastructure upgrade.