Cleveland Police seek help via social media to identify a suspect involved in an armed robbery on Lorain Avenue, with an image posted on Facebook for public assistance.

A 32-year-old Akron man, James Mashburn, died in a collision on I-77 when his pickup struck a semi. He was a beloved local teacher and coach. The crash is under investigation.

Cleveland Police are seeking help identifying a burglary suspect in a December 15 incident near West 140th and Puritas. $2,000 in cash and other items were stolen. The police are encouraging community partners to come forward with information.

Cleveland Police are seeking help identifying two suspects linked to a theft and fraudulent spending spree that started last Monday. The spree involved a stolen car and credit card misuse.

A Middleburg Heights home caught fire early Wednesday. All occupants were safely evacuated. The cause is under investigation, and the property is a total loss.

Glenville fire crews battled a house fire in sub-zero temperatures, which caused water supply issues and required an exterior firefighting approach. All residents were safe, and the cause is under investigation.

Christopher Terry was convicted of charges including involuntary manslaughter for a fatal high-speed crash into a Cleveland apartment, which caused an explosion that killed April Yarbrough.

Amin Walker, 23, was arrested for aggravated murder and robbery in Cleveland Heights following a coordinated effort by the U.S. Marshals and local police.

The mentor declared a Snow Emergency starting on Sunday. The city prioritizes major roads for snow clearing, leaving state routes to Lake County and ODOT. Residents must clear sidewalks and avoid shoveling snow onto streets.

Brook Park FD contained a house fire on Parkland Avenue with aid from neighboring departments despite a frozen hydrant. No immediate injuries or fatalities were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Akron police arrested a 14-year-old after trailing snow footprints to his home, where they found evidence linking him to the robbery of a pizza delivery driver.

Zachary Saliba is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide for the death of Bill Safos following a rigorous investigation by Lakewood Police and Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Police in Newburgh Heights pursued a wrong-way driver who appeared to be intoxicated and managed to stop the vehicle, which still had two flat tires from spike strips.