First responders in Medina County saved a woman trapped in the basement of her burning home; four pets died, and six responders were treated for minor injuries.

A 20-year-old man was arrested for organizing and participating in disruptive "street takeovers" in Cleveland, facing multiple charges as authorities intensify efforts to curb such activities.

Mohamed Reeda, an Akron rideshare driver, has been sentenced to 20-24 years for rape and kidnapping, with a lifelong Tier III sex offender registration requirement post-release.

An 18-year-old was killed and a 19-year-old injured in a Canton double shooting. The incident is under investigation and marks the city's second gun-related homicide in 2024.

A significant water main break near Euclid and Shaw Avenues in East Cleveland has caused road damage and traffic disruption, with police advising motorists to avoid the area.

A 72-year-old man was killed while biking in Lafayette Township when hit by a motorcycle; the motorcyclist sustained minor injuries. No charges have been filed; the OSHP is investigating.

Justin Jones, 24, surrendered after a six-hour standoff in Bedford Heights where he fired at police from his home, leading to no injuries but pending charges.

Following a severe kitten abuse case, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled in favor of broad legal protections for all dogs and cats, impacting animal cruelty laws statewide.

Two men received life sentences without parole for the murder of a mother, Alyson Appling-France, in Cleveland, with a third accomplice still at large.

A Euclid couple was sentenced for the death and abuse of two young boys, with the aunt receiving life and the boyfriend 20.5 years.

A 23-year-old woman, Ashlyn Rogers, was arrested in connection with illegal street takeovers in Cleveland, with confiscated items including firearms and a vehicle.

Cleveland officials plan to use the Art Modell Law to challenge the Browns' potential move to Brook Park, with disputes over the law's effectiveness in retaining sports teams.

A student fired a gun during dismissal at East Tech High School, leading to no injuries and a response of Code Blue in nearby schools. The suspect is in custody, with the weapon recovered, and the incident follows a recent arson at the school.