Akron Police seek public help via social media to locate Teon Brown, wanted for drug conspiracy, with a reward offered for information leading to his capture.

A 15-year-old boy was killed at a party in Cleveland, and an 18-year-old faces obstruction charges. The incident, investigated by police, occurred at an Airbnb rental.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking public help in identifying a person of interest. The case number is 25-55645, and tips can be given confidentially by contacting Officer Shanklin or the tip line.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying individuals for an investigation, requesting tips for Officer Vanvoorhis concerning Case 25-55170, via direct contact or an anonymous line.

A shooting in Cleveland's The Flats left one dead and another critically injured, raising security concerns among locals. Increased police patrols are being called for in response.

Two men hospitalized after a shooting in Cleveland's Hough neighborhood, with police still seeking the shooter.

Cleveland Councilman Kevin Conwell was near a shooting incident in University Circle but was unharmed. Police are investigating with no suspects found yet.

The Elyria community and police successfully located a missing 12-year-old autistic boy, Billy Utsinger, using social media to unite and coordinate search efforts.

Cleveland's eastbound Shoreway at West 45th Street will close for water main repairs after Friday morning rush hour, with detours suggested via I-90 or Detroit Avenue.

A man and a 3-year-old were rescued from Lake Erie after falling overboard, with a multi-agency effort involving the U.S. Coast Guard and no reported injuries.

A missing 4-year-old boy from Sandusky, Ohio, was safely recovered in Indiana, leading to the arrest of his mother, Sidney Simcox, and Thomas Richards.

The North Royalton Fire Department identified a non-hazardous gas leak at 13910 Stoney Creek, responsible for a strong odor, with repairs to be expedited within the next three weeks. Columbia Gas encourages reporting gas smells to ensure safety.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office uses social media to engage the community in solving crimes, offering rewards for anonymous tips leading to arrests.