A road worker was fatally struck by an SUV in Richland County while on duty. The incident occurred in the afternoon along Bowman Street Road and is under investigation.

A Field Middle School student was charged with a felony for threatening to "shoot up" the school, as reported by the Brimfield Police. No direct threats or firearms were discovered in the subsequent investigation.

Brad Sellers, former NBA player, and Warrensville Heights Mayor, pleaded guilty to petty theft and tampering with records and received one year of probation.

Nordonia High School closed due to a water main break, causing a loss of water and a road closure. Updates are provided via social media. Repair timeline is unknown.

Two men were convicted of securities fraud conspiracy, and one pleaded guilty to additional fraud charges related to inflating stock prices to defraud investors.

Amanda Hovanec was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the murder of her husband by injecting him with a lethal substance and must pay over $2 million in restitution.

Angela Frase of Wayne County, Ohio, is charged with fraud, accused of faking a hate crime to collect insurance money following her home's explosion in 2019.

Izaiah Dudley was arrested after a shooting in Akron, Ohio, injuring a woman. He faces charges including felonious assault and could face more as the investigation continues.

A man surrendered to authorities after a standoff in Lake County, where he shot his wife, who sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The incident involved a SWAT negotiation.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb responds to weekend street takeovers with plans for a task force and road changes to prevent future incidents while urging legal action against perpetrators.

A police chase in Euclid ended in a crash at a Cleveland intersection, injuring four people, including three teenagers, one critically. The cause of the chase is undisclosed.

Three men were hospitalized with serious injuries after a shooting in Cleveland's Fairfax neighborhood; details remain scant as police continue their investigation.

Cleveland resident Gus Blavos pleads guilty and receives 18 months of community control for vehicular homicide in the hit-and-run death of business owner Cassandra Fear.