Springfield Township Police have been arrested in connection with a Halloween party shooting, Christian Diaz-Sauceda is charged with complicity, and Terrance Williams is wanted for murder and assault.

Kenneth Edmond was sentenced to 12 years for two decades-old sexual assaults after DNA evidence, advanced forensic genetics, and the work of Cleveland's G.O.L.D. Unit led to his identification and conviction.

Nurse Amber Henderson was indicted for involuntary manslaughter and other charges related to the death of elderly resident Alvera Meuti at a care facility.

A former Rocky River police officer was indicted for illegally using law enforcement databases over a decade, impacting privacy rights, including minors'.

A Copley man received a 13-year sentence for crimes related to child sexual abuse material, following a guilty plea for receipt, distribution, and possession.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office has arrested James Douglas Meadows, a 37-year-old wanted man, without incident, ending their search in the local area.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person of interest in an investigation, urging contact with Officer Grimmett or the anonymous tip line.

Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person related to Case #25-16702 and ask for information to be directed to Officer Grimmett or the tip line.

Matthew Lamp from Coventry Township was sentenced to 130 months in federal prison for transporting and possessing child pornography, with a $20,000 restitution order for his crimes.

An Ohio man, Joshua Fortson, has been sentenced to 29 years for meth trafficking and firearm possession, following evidence of his connection to MS-13 and extensive distribution operations in Akron.

Residents were advised to stay indoors during a manhunt for James Meadows in Lorain County. He was wanted on a warrant and believed to be hiding near Russia Road.

Akron firefighters tackled two fires on the east side within an hour, including a school weight room and an apartment with trapped individuals, highlighting the need for a well-funded fire department.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office launched "Reward Wednesday," a social media campaign seeking public help with unsolved cases. Up to $5,000 will be offered for tips leading to arrests.