Councilman Richard A. Starr calls for an independent investigation of the Rainbow Terrace apartment explosion, citing concerns about long-standing maintenance neglect and the need for systemic housing safety improvements in Ohio.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is seeking information on two individuals linked to a theft at Dollar General in Parkman, reaching out to the public via social media.

A Willowick man, Steven Kurzinger, faces charges for the murder of his ex-wife in Chardon, Ohio, with a $5 million bond set and a no-contact order with his children.

Cleveland Police seek public help to find endangered Nancy Shaffer, shared via social media, described as 5'05", 107 lbs—Zola at 216-623-2755 with info.

A contractor was struck by a distracted driver during a striping project, though no injuries were reported, emphasizing the need for attentive driving.

The Akron Police Department reported a late-night shooting in Akron, Ohio, where a 25-year-old woman was injured. The unidentified suspects fled, and no arrests have been made. The police are seeking information.

Former Ohio doctor Yousif Alhallaq was indicted for naturalization fraud, potentially facing ten years in prison, after falsely answering citizenship application questions about past violent crimes.

A Venezuelan national in Ohio faces charges for firearm possession by an alien, making false statements, and using false documents, after enrolling as a student with a fabricated identity.

Cleveland Police seek help to find endangered missing person Christopher Adkins, last seen wearing a blue polo, light blue jeans, and black and white Nikes. Adkins uses crutches and is missing his right leg.

An Ohio man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for sexually exploiting a New York teen he contacted via Snapchat and later visited, documenting the abuse which was found by federal agents.

A construction accident caused a $3 million fire at Rocky River Brewing Company, injuring two firefighters. The blaze was contained to the roof, with the restaurant closed at the time.

Northeast Ohio experienced widespread power outages amid a severe heatwave, with over 30,000 residents affected, as utility companies worked on repairs and investigated further disruptions.

Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office warns of heatwave dangers and reminds public to check for pets and children in cars, while also seeking assistance in locating "Monday's Most Wanted" individuals.