The Great Lakes region is experiencing light rain and cloudy skies due to a low pressure system, with gradual weather improvements expected by Monday.

Mercy Health plans to end its Level III Trauma program at Lorain Hospital on October 15, maintaining its ER services, amid concerns over access to trauma care.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a car on I-90 in Cleveland. The 40-year-old man was taken to MetroHealth Hospital. The incident disrupted traffic but the highway later reopened.

The Cleveland Metroparks and LAND studio received a federal grant for the future Irishtown Bend Park, which will feature an amphitheater and trails and be bolstered by other funding sources.

The Browns have placed guard Wyatt Teller on injured reserve due to a knee injury, requiring a four-game absence. Rookie Zak Zinter is stepping up as the team reconfigures its lineup.

Bionca Ellis, deemed incompetent to stand trial, was ordered by a judge to take medication, despite her refusal, for a toddler's murder at a Giant Eagle in North Olmsted.

A car crashed into Toth's Place, a pub in Mentor, due to brake issues. Despite the damaged window, there were no injuries, and the pub humorously posted about it on Facebook, staying open as usual.

A man was arrested for an alleged child kidnapping attempt in Stark County by the Alliance Police Department. The child is safe, and the suspect is in custody.

A large fire at Comp Dairy Farm in Ashtabula County prompted a massive response from emergency services, with community assistance in moving livestock and providing resources.

San Francisco is expecting weather changes with a low pressure system bringing rain and cooler temperatures, possibly severe weather Tuesday, but conditions may stabilize by the end of the week.

Akron police are probing a shooting at Park Lane Manor Apartments where three were shot and a fourth injured, all victims are stable. The shooter is unknown.

Terreionna Paschal, 32, awaits sentencing today after pleading guilty to the 2023 murder of CSU professor Todd Morgan, a case that shocked the community.

The Akron Police Department warns of a scam involving QR codes on unsolicited packages, which can put personal information at risk. The scam, called "brushing," involves cheap items sent to homes, and recipients are advised not to scan the codes.