Elyria man Michael Neville faces federal charges for the alleged receipt, distribution, and possession of child sexual abuse materials, with a potential 20-year sentence per count.

Two arrests were made in a double homicide on East 59th Street in Cleveland, following a rapid investigation involving local law enforcement agencies.

A man from Ohio with past convictions was sentenced to 12.5 years for possessing a loaded gun while barred from having firearms. He was found asleep in a car with the weapon and an alcoholic drink.

A Venezuelan national in Ohio pleaded guilty to lying on immigration and firearms forms and attending high school under a false identity. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police appeal for help identifying a person for investigation, urging privacy and contact with Officer Kempf or an anonymous tip line.

A .22LR cartridge found in a school led to protocols being enacted and a search by authorities and canine units, with no further threats found; normal school activities resumed.

Two Cleveland men, Ray Agosto and Dakota Greene, received long prison sentences for a series of violent events in 2024, including multiple shootings and confrontations.

A fire at a Cleveland industrial site drew over 80 firefighters to combat the blaze for hours. One firefighter suffered heat exhaustion, but no worker injuries occurred. The fire, deemed accidental, caused an estimated $2 million in damage.

Cleveland Police debunk the report of an abandoned baby as false, charging Tierra and Jasmine Shelton with evidence tampering and filing a false report.

Recent shootings in Cleveland have led to several deaths, including a serious injury in Ohio City and separate fatalities in North Collinwood and Slavic Village. No arrests have been reported, and investigations are ongoing.

Two people in Cleveland were charged with filing a false report about an abandoned baby, which was found to be untrue after a 10-week police investigation.

A couple died in a Cleveland house fire exacerbated by hoarding conditions, smoke alarms were absent, the cause is being investigated. Firefighters emphasize fire safety and plan to distribute free smoke alarms.

A 45-year-old Alliance woman died after her SUV went off the road and overturned in Stark County. She was not wearing a seatbelt, and the cause is under investigation.