The City of Cleveland announced that its #CLE311 service is now available in over 240 languages, promoting inclusivity and accessibility for all residents regardless of language.

Springfield Township Police report a stolen vehicle incident involving two male suspects and urge residents to watch for suspicious activity and check security footage. The black Ford truck was abandoned in Akron.

Cleveland Police arrested two teenage girls after a brief pursuit involving a stolen car, with three suspects still at large. The crackdown is in response to a string of car thefts in the area.

A crash on I-90 westbound caused significant delays this morning, with traffic reduced to two lanes, and ODOT advising commuters to seek alternative routes.

Dr. Heather M. Rice of CSU will be inducted as a Fellow into the American Academy of Nursing, recognizing her contributions to maternal and infant health and health equity.

Traffic on I-90 East in Cleveland is disrupted due to a diesel spill from a motor vehicle accident at the Carnegie Exit, prompting closures and delays.

Three Cleveland siblings, aged 10 to 14, were safely found after going missing from their home on Central Ave. Details on their recovery were not disclosed.

Amish mother Ruth Miller, facing charges of murdering her son, was denied bond due to the severity of the allegations and the risk she may pose. She pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.

Akron man Antoine D. Cook has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for drug distribution and illegal ammunition possession after being found guilty by a federal jury.

A shooting in Cleveland's The Flats left one dead and another critically injured, raising security concerns among locals. Increased police patrols are being called for in response.

Two men hospitalized after a shooting in Cleveland's Hough neighborhood, with police still seeking the shooter.

The Resident is expected to experience an Indian summer with warm temperatures and clear skies, while the Midwest will remain sunny and dry into the next week.

The North Royalton Fire Department identified a non-hazardous gas leak at 13910 Stoney Creek, responsible for a strong odor, with repairs to be expedited within the next three weeks. Columbia Gas encourages reporting gas smells to ensure safety.