The Jackson Township Police in Ohio seek public aid to identify someone linked to a case, requesting contact via phone while emphasizing privacy and offering an anonymous tip line.

Cuyahoga County proposes a $5.5 million initiative for affordable housing, targeting veterans, seniors, and disabled adults using HOME Investment Partnership Act funds, pending council approval.

Summer weather includes fluctuating patterns, with possibilities of high pressure, a warm front, showers, thunderstorms, and periods of high humidity and heat.

A Cuyahoga County judge ruled that Cleveland's lawsuit against the Browns over their planned move to Brook Park can proceed, rejecting the team's dismissal request.

A shooting at Euclid's Space Cadet smoke shop resulted in two people hospitalized with injuries. A suspect was arrested, and an investigation is ongoing.

A disposal crew found a body under a mattress in a Cleveland garage, the cause of death and identity remain unknown, with police investigating.

The NWS in Cleveland forecasts a mixed weather pattern for Ohio, with a stationary front, potential showers, and a warm weekend, advising caution due to heat.

The Eighth District Court of Appeals ruled that Cleveland city schools are not liable for an 11-year-old's suicide related to school-issued device content.

Cleveland high school students showcased their robotics skills against national teams at a competition, emphasizing engineering and problem-solving in a partnership between the Great Lakes Science Center and CMSD.

Tyisha Blade, founder of East Cleveland Magazine and a graduate student, was named Print Journalist of the Year by the Greater Cleveland Association of Black Journalists.

Jackson Township Police seek help identifying an individual for their investigation. Contact Officer West at (330) 834-3960 with info, referencing Case 25-36746.

Canton Police have charged Daniel Z. Mattay with the murder of missing 26-year-old Ryan Godbey, transitioning the case from a missing person to a homicide investigation.

Cuyahoga County provides safety tips for celebrating the Fourth of July, including guidance on swimming, grilling, and fireworks, as well as emphasizing public safety and heat-related illness prevention.