A Huron man, Cade Gwynn, died in a collision while riding his motorcycle in Berlin Township. The other vehicle involved did not yield. Gwynn was not wearing a helmet, and alcohol or drugs were not factors. No charges have been filed yet.

Three people died in two related crashes on the Ohio Turnpike, involving a truck hitting a tow truck, and a subsequent collision in the traffic backup.

A man was arrested for backyard target practice that led to property damage in University Heights, no injuries were reported. Local police collaborated in the apprehension.

MLB is investigating Cleveland Guardians pitchers Luis Ortiz and Emmanuel Clase for gambling infractions, with both on non-disciplinary paid leave. Their leave has been indefinitely extended during the ongoing probe.

A 34-year-old woman named Sarah Gehringer died in a crash in Vermilion, Ohio, after her vehicle struck a pole and trees. Drugs and alcohol might be factors.

Westwood Elementary experienced a quick lockdown due to a gun report. Daymarion Donte Whitten was arrested with a gun in the parking lot. His firearm had an altered serial number.

An NTSB report found that a mislabeled active gas line led to a fatal explosion at a Youngstown bank, with insufficient evacuation procedures contributing to casualties.

Charles Roberts is suing the Mansfield Police Department and Officer Michael Nelson for injuries sustained when he was body slammed by Nelson for jaywalking.

Two armed suspects led police on a chase ending near Case Western Reserve University, resulting in a shelter-in-place order and an officer-involved shooting.

An Ohio mother charged with aggravated murder following the drowning of her husband and son, allegedly acted under "spiritual delusions" and divine instruction.

Over 30 Mapleton District students hospitalized with symptoms like headaches and nausea, with full recovery expected. Schools were evacuated; causes under investigation.

A man in Ohio, Julio Juarez Garcia, was sentenced to time served for misusing a social security number that belonged to a Texas inmate. He had pleaded guilty to the charge.

An Ohio brother and sister lost over $1 million to a cryptocurrency scam, with the government trying to recover assets including seized Tether tokens.