A CMHA officer and a teenage suspect were hospitalized after a shootout in Cleveland during arrest warrant service. Both sustained gunshot wounds but are in stable condition.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office used social media to seek help in locating this week's most wanted individuals, promoting public engagement with the promise of anonymity and potential rewards for tips.

A high-speed crash in downtown Cleveland resulted in two teenage fatalities and one critically injured. The car rolled several times off I-77, with speed believed to be a factor.

Akron Police Department requests public help via social media to identify suspects in a school shooting, with various anonymous tip lines provided for information sharing.

The Jackson Township Police are seeking help to identify a person for an investigation and ask to contact Officer Vanvoorhis with case number 25-39419.

Lorain County corrections officer Brian Tellier is charged with felonious assault causing an inmate's paralysis and child endangerment related to a THC gummies incident.

A grand jury did not indict three Cleveland Heights officers in Christian Tyson Thomas's fatal shooting, following a domestic dispute incident where he was seen with a firearm.

An Uber driver in Akron was shot six times by passengers, with suspects still at large. The driver was hospitalized in stable condition, and the motive remains unclear. Uber has banned the rider involved and is helping with the investigation.

Matthew Motil was sentenced to 70 months in prison for defrauding investors out of $7.3 million in a Ponzi scheme using his real estate podcast platform.

A Cleveland man was charged with murder and attempted murder after a fatal shooting at Euclid Beach Park, with the suspect remaining in jail on a $1 million bond.

Lorain County corrections officer Brian Tellier was arrested on charges including felonious assault and child endangerment following two separate incidents.

Three Cleveland men received a 24-year total sentence for a 2021 armed carjacking and kidnapping, involving coercion and theft orchestrated with two female accomplices.

16 individuals indicted for a $2.6 million money order scam at various Walmarts over five years, involving fraudulent refunds on remotely deposited funds.