A 67-year-old Vermilion woman died in a two-vehicle collision in Erie County. the other driver failed to yield while turning left, causing the accident.

A man was fatally struck by a truck in Lorain. Police are investigating the accident in rainy conditions, with speed or impairment not suspected as factors.

An Akron man exchanged gunfire with an attempted thief of his Kia Sportage, with bullets hitting houses. A similar incident in Cleveland involved a 14-year-old and a stolen Kia.

Akron police report that bullet casings from a fatal police shooting match the gun found on the teen victim, Jazmir Tucker. An investigation is ongoing while the officer involved is on leave.

A mother and child were injured in a hit-and-run at a Bainbridge Township Target. Police are seeking information from the public to identify the culprit.

Jacob Paxton was sentenced to 4-6 years in prison for stealing over $2 million in vintage baseball cards, with accomplice Jason Bowling receiving one year of community control.

Mexican national Ronald Rendon-Luna was sentenced to over 12 years for his part in a drug conspiracy involving over 240 pounds of fentanyl and nearly 100 pounds of cocaine in Ohio.

Firefighters tackled a large fire at Cardinals Sports Bar and Grill in Mentor-on-the-Lake, with significant flames emerging from the roof early Tuesday morning.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik reports threats against police following the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Jazmir Tucker; an extensive policy review is planned.

Cleveland police are searching for 12-year-old Aden Black, who went missing from East 177th Street, wearing a gray and black jacket and blue jeans. He's considered endangered.

A fire at Maple Ridge Apartments in Chardon, Ohio, resulted in the death of two cats and the displacement of several residents. No human injuries were reported, but the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Two incidents at St. Jerome Catholic School, involving a student distributing fentanyl-laced edibles and another bringing a taser, have resulted in expulsions and increased security measures.

A nine-year-old girl in Ohio was charged with inducing panic after making bomb threats to two schools. The threats, determined to be non-credible, led to temporary closures. She admitted to the act and her case is now with juvenile court.