The Akron Police Department is seeking public assistance to identify an aggravated robbery suspect from a Facebook Marketplace transaction involving a dirt bike.

The Lorain County Bomb Squad neutralized suspected dynamite using kerosene and ensured public safety in the area, according to a Sheriff's Office Facebook post.

Cleveland Police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect by sharing an image on Facebook without detailing the crime. Contact info for tips is provided.

Ohio's battle against human trafficking led to the arrest of two men by the Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Task Force, as reported by the Ohio Attorney General.

Springfield Township Police are using social media to seek public help identifying a man for questioning in a felony case and urge information to be sent to Officer John Glas.

A Guatemalan national with a prior sex offense conviction faces charges for illegal re-entry into the U.S. and not registering as a sex offender in Ohio.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police Department is asking for public help on social media to identify a person involved in an investigation. They emphasize confidentiality and provide Officer Ivey's contact numbers and an anonymous tip line.

Two Venezuelans were indicted in Ohio for having fraudulent green cards and Social Security numbers after police found them asleep in a car. Their charges do not imply guilt.

Over 40 vehicles were set on fire in Lorain, prompting a response from firefighters. The blaze, now extinguished, is under investigation. No injuries were reported, but significant property damage occurred.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office used Facebook to remind residents of civic duties and seek help finding "Monday's Most Wanted" with a $2,500 reward for tips.

An investigation is underway in Willoughby Hills, Cleveland, into the suspicious deaths of a married couple found at home by police after a welfare check.

Akron firefighters conducted defensive operations on a vacant house fire, with First Energy addressing nearby downed power lines. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire was undetermined. The community was reminded of the dangers posed by vacant properties.

Jackson Township Police seek public help on Facebook to identify an individual for an ongoing confidential investigation. They are providing contact options for discreet information sharing.