A low pressure storm system is expected to bring thunderstorms, high winds, heavy rain, and potential flooding to the Great Lakes region, with a particular warning for Cleveland and Northwest Ohio.

A woman was stabbed by her ex at a Brunswick Dollar General, the suspect, Arthur Velasquez, arranged his surrender and awaits arraignment for attempted murder.

Cleveland forecast includes storms, heavy rain, and flooding risks, with the National Weather Service warning of severe weather and strong winds leading into the weekend.

The Akron Fire Fighters Association Local 330 wished residents a "Happy 330 Day" on Facebook, reminding them to be weather-alert while celebrating the community.

Akron Police seek help identifying a theft suspect who stole $1,500 worth of lottery tickets from Damak Mini Mart on March 16, urging tip submissions.

Lt. Governor Jim Tressel spearheads Ohio's workforce development talks to form the state's Workforce Playbook, focusing on local insights for job growth and talent retention.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office has arrested James Douglas Meadows, a 37-year-old wanted man, without incident, ending their search in the local area.

Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person related to Case #25-16702 and ask for information to be directed to Officer Grimmett or the tip line.

A warm front is set to bring scattered showers and temperatures into the 70s in Cleveland, with potential for severe storms and high winds over the weekend.

Lt. Ankhenaton from Cuyahoga County's Protective Services interacted with students at a career fair, discussing law enforcement careers and strengthening community ties.

Akron police arrested Paul Messenger for drug trafficking and firearms offenses after a search warrant revealed drugs and weapons. The arrest and seizures were detailed on the department's Facebook page.

The new Akron History Center in downtown Akron will open on April 5, coinciding with Akron's Bicentennial. It will be open Wednesday through Saturday and offer free admission.

The Jackson Township Police Department seeks public assistance in an investigation, asking for tips while respecting privacy and not disclosing names publicly.