An Akron man admitted firing into cars during a Nov. 9 road‑rage incident at a Cuyahoga Falls Sheetz and was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years.

A 56-year-old man died after his pickup struck a Sharon Township home just before 5 p.m. No one in the house was hurt; investigators say a medical emergency may be to blame.

A Cleveland man was sentenced to 12 years after federal agents say he manufactured meth and fentanyl pills and ran the operation out of a home day care. Authorities seized pill presses, kilograms of drugs and firearms.

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office pushed a Warrant Wednesday bulletin through its mobile app and named a man wanted on multiple felony counts. Officials asked tipsters to use the app or call detectives.

An 18-year-old Toledo teen was shot during a Snapchat meetup and left paralyzed; family says the unborn baby survived and has launched a fundraiser.

An overnight shooting near West 30th and Griswold in Ashtabula left a 20-year-old dead and another man released from the hospital; police are investigating and asking for tips.

A Cuyahoga County jury has begun hearing the case of Sharmaine Forpahl, who was killed July 10, 2025 while her five children were at home. The defendant faces murder and related counts.

A chase on Cleveland’s east side ended Wednesday when a car crashed into a tree in a school yard; troopers arrested the driver and recovered suspected drugs. No injuries were reported.

Ohio’s high court is weighing whether a sex offender must register a staffing agency placement at a kids camp as a new employment address.

A three-vehicle collision on Euclid Avenue left at least one person unresponsive as crews worked the scene Tuesday night.

A 40-year-old Mansfield woman was discovered dead Tuesday at the eastbound U.S. 30 rest area in Richland County; investigators say no foul play is suspected and an autopsy is planned.

Police investigated an early-morning shooting at the Lakeview Terrace high-rise in Ohio City. One person was taken from the scene while investigators searched the parking lot.

Medina renewed its Flock Safety subscription after Police Chief Ed Kinney told council the cameras helped recover stolen vehicles and produce warrant arrests. City officials say data are audited and purged on a set schedule.