Euclid police released a photo of a woman who they say threatened a CVS cashier with a gun and a chilling warning. Detectives are asking for tips.

The Great Lakes District says 187 false distress calls have come in since January, and officials warn hoax callers face prison time and heavy fines. The Coast Guard is asking the public to stop reposting unverified emergency content.

Ashland investigators are probing damage to multiple Flock license‑plate cameras that left several units offline and prompted a multi‑agency response.

An all-clear was issued after a construction accident sparked a gas leak along SR‑422 in Solon and Orange Village; hazmat teams cleared buildings and crews are restoring service.

Cleveland City Council objected to renewing TownHall's liquor license, citing owner Bobby George's felony record. The objection now heads to the Ohio Division of Liquor Control for review.

Summit County deputies recovered a boater from Portage Lakes' East Reservoir after a partially sunken boat was reported; the Medical Examiner is now investigating. Multiple agencies assisted in the recovery.

A Willoughby Hills woman faces a felony after police say she gouged an officer’s eye during an incident at a Cleveland Clinic family health center.

Investigators want help finding Harvey Jones, wanted in a 2015 Cleveland rape; Crime Stoppers offers anonymity and a reward for tips.

A Willoughby man faces aggravated vehicular homicide charges after police say his SUV struck and killed a woman outside a tavern on Lakeshore Boulevard.

Police are investigating an armed robbery in Warrensville Heights after two men allegedly held a person at gunpoint and fled in a red SUV.

Cleveland police released images of two people sought in a vehicle-theft and vandalism investigation near Clark Avenue. Detectives are asking the public to call with tips.

Elyria police arrested a 28-year-old after threatening social-media posts aimed at elected officials and officers; he faces terroristic-threats and related counts.

Ohio's high court ruled Marsy's Law doesn't extend to some minor traffic citations, leaving certain crash victims to pursue civil lawsuits for compensation.