Akron Police and the FBI seized guns, drugs, and cash on Nestor Avenue, aiming to disrupt violent crime and drug trafficking in the community. No arrests were announced.

Jason Voskion led a police chase, attempted to hit an officer with his car, was pursued across jurisdictions, and eventually captured. No officers were injured.

Security company owner Robert Hocevar pleaded guilty to charges including stalking and unauthorized access after using security systems to harass women.

The Akron Police are seeking public help to identify individuals linked to an investigation on Cuyahoga Falls Avenue, with contact info provided for tips.

A man was shot at a Cleveland impound lot early in the morning, his condition is undisclosed as authorities investigate the incident with no details on the suspect or motive released.

Two Cleveland police officers and a driver were hospitalized after a crash that resulted in a vehicle hitting a building. Details on cause and exact location are pending investigation.

Summit County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to catch arsonists responsible for multiple fires, including a large dumpster, park bathrooms, and a van. Residents urged to remain vigilant and check video footage.

The St. Francis of Assisi Family Festival in Ohio ended early due to violent disturbances involving hundreds of youths, requiring police intervention with pepper balls.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam involving texts impersonating the BMV, urging residents not to share personal info in response to such messages.

Jackson Township Police in Ohio seeks public help identifying a person of interest for an investigation, requesting tips via multiple channels while emphasizing the need for privacy.

A new text scam in Ohio pretends to be the BMV, falsely claiming unpaid traffic tickets and threatening license suspension to steal personal and financial information.

A fire on Cleveland's W.148th Street resulted in a woman's death and $200,000 in damages. The cause is under investigation; arson is not suspected. Community mourns as officials seek answers.

An Ohio man, Marty Eis, faces animal cruelty charges after 80 dogs were rescued from poor conditions in his home, following neighbors' long-term concerns about his treatment of the animals.