Police resolved a mental health crisis involving an armed man in Strongsville without injury, closing a nearby school and leading to a peaceful outcome after negotiations.

An Elyria man, Andrew Davison, was sentenced to 39-44 additional years for assaulting officers during his court sentencing for attempted murder and drug trafficking.

Browns' Shedeur Sanders had his home burglarized during his NFL debut, with $200k in valuables stolen. Sanders struggled on-field the same day. Investigations continue.

A school bus from Keystone Local School District overturned after a crash in Lorain County, with no students on board but with injuries to the driver, an aide, and the other vehicle's driver.

A 16-year-old girl died after being hit by a vehicle in North Ridgeville, Ohio. The incident is under investigation, and the school district is offering counseling support.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office uses social media to engage the community in locating most wanted individuals, offering rewards for information leading to arrests.

Cleveland Police's STANCE program quickly arrested three juveniles linked to a spate of car break-ins, showing the initiative's effectiveness in crime response.

The Elyria Police Department seeks public help to identify two individuals in a theft case, sharing images on Facebook and asking for information via email or phone.

Ohio law enforcement raided The Dragon Spa in Mentor-on-the-Lake, seizing records and cash, to combat suspected sex-for-pay operations linked to human trafficking.

Authorities search for a woman who reportedly shot a man during a road-rage incident on I-77 in Newburgh Heights. The victim survived with a non-life-threatening injury.

Westlake Police Department identified three shoplifting suspects from a Nike store thanks to prompt community tips, highlighting effective public-police collaboration.

A lost dog was safely returned to its owner in Brunswick, Ohio, after the police's social media appeal. The community and police collaborated for the reunion.

Westlake and Lorain police, assisted by the ATF, have made arrests following a gun store burglary in Westlake, where a teen stole firearms and left behind DNA evidence on a hammer.