The Cuyahoga County Sheriff combines a civic duty call with the seasonal urge to be outdoors, using social media to seek help in locating Monday's Most Wanted.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office warns residents of ongoing scam calls from individuals claiming to represent law enforcement, exploiting victims for personal information or money.

A vehicle involved in a fatal hit-skip in Cleveland was recovered thanks to community tips, with all four related vehicles now found. Police continue investigating for justice.

Michael Dietz was arrested for vandalizing a woman's house and car due to a grudge from a past car accident. He was charged with vandalism and aggravated menacing.

Cleveland Police are seeking help to find missing adult Christopher Patton, last seen last Sunday. Call 911 or Detective Durbin at 216-623-2579 with any information.

One person was killed and another injured in a shooting at David Lee Salon in Lorain, a person of interest has been detained. Police are investigating the incident.

A juvenile armed with a gun was arrested at Case Western Reserve University, following a "shelter in place" order due to a nearby car crash involving four suspects.

Cleveland fire caused by careless smoking resulted in a house fire that displaced three adults and incurred $100,000 in damages, no injuries were reported.

An Ohio doctor, Timothy Sutton, pleaded guilty to a healthcare fraud conspiracy involving over $14.5 million in false Medicare claims related to telemedicine companies.

Ex-Cleveland officer pleads guilty to charges including kidnapping and assault after firing a shot in a school parking lot during a domestic incident.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find a driver who fled from deputies on April 4th. The chase occurred along SR 608 in Hambden Township.

Jackson Township Police in Stark County, Ohio, appeal for help identifying a person for an investigation and provide contact details for Officer Leon. They stress the importance of privacy and offer an anonymous tip line.

The Northern District of Ohio's U.S. Attorney’s Office supports National Crime Victims' Rights Week and underlines its commitment to assist crime victims.