Akron Mayor Malik has addressed the city after the fatal officer-involved shooting of 15-year-old Jazmir Tucker, ensuring a thorough investigation and promising bodycam footage release.

Akron celebrated its holiday kickoff with the Welcome Santa Parade and the $17 million renovation of Lock 3 Park, featuring new amenities and activities.

Lake effect snow continues to severely impact the Cleveland area. The NWS reports heavy snowfall and advises residents to avoid travel due to hazardous conditions.

An employee died in an industrial accident at Cleveland's Cargill salt mine, with details currently sparse. Cargill and MHSA are investigating the incident.

Ohio Supreme Court suspended Cleveland attorney Tyresha Brown-O’Neal for misconduct in child neglect cases, but the suspension was stayed for six months and one year.

The Ed Davis Community Center in Akron will reopen on December 3 at 5:30 p.m. The ceremony will celebrate the renovation, which includes a gym and a teen space, and honor local figures, Ed Davis and Jerry Rowland.

Two Canton South High School students face assault charges after a violent incident in a boys' bathroom, which was caught on video and widely shared online.

The Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs warns that holiday shopping scams spike. Director Sheryl Harris urges consumers to avoid fraud, emphasizing caution with suspicious texts, gift card fraud, and fake virus pop-up alerts.

Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Denver are finalists for the NWSL's new expansion team, expected to launch in 2026. Cleveland's bid includes a plan for a 12,500-seat stadium.

Shaker Heights Police are investigating a double homicide on Shaker Boulevard. Two men were found shot dead. Several individuals were detained at the scene, affecting local transit.

Samaria Rice marks the 10th anniversary of her son Tamir's death, advocating for police reform and supporting young people through the Tamir Rice Foundation.

A 32-year-old man was shot dead in Akron, with the suspect, Byron Johnson, cornered by police after further alleged crimes, including burglary and assault.

Former Cuyahoga County corrections officer Austin Casto pleads guilty to misdemeanor harassment charges and resigns, receiving a six-month sentence. He was involved in an incident with inmate Romelle Smith, who also pleaded guilty.