A passenger died and the driver was hospitalized after a one‑car rollover on Prouty Road in Concord Township; authorities called in reconstruction specialists.

Fire crews contained about 200 gallons of caustic soda at Lorain's water plant Friday, the city says there's no public health risk and investigators are probing the cause.

Surveillance video shows two suspects taking tactical gear — including bulletproof vests and handcuffs — from the Cuyahoga County Metzenbaum Center. Investigators have asked the public to call Crime Stoppers with tips.

A U.S. Marshals task force arrested 30‑year‑old Regis Hill in Cleveland in connection with the 2021 shooting death of Santino Wilson on the East Side.

A community remembrance page reports a man was fatally shot outside a home on East 117th Street. Bystanders gave CPR before medics arrived.

Mayor Bibb’s administration extended ShotSpotter for one year through the Board of Control, approving an $853,340 renewal that bypassed a City Council vote. Council members and researchers say questions about staffing, outcomes and transparency remain.

Brunswick police named Kenneth R. Barlow and Jose D. Caraballo as fugitives in a 'Wanted Wednesday' post. The department provided a tip line and investigator contact info.

A man was found shot after his car crashed into a pole on Columbia Road in Cleveland. Police say homicide detectives are investigating.

Lorain County has started using a remote "Band‑It" sleeve that officials say can deliver a short, high‑voltage shock to high‑risk inmates after a violent courtroom brawl left a deputy badly injured.

A man in his 20s was stabbed Friday on Cleveland’s Central Avenue and taken to MetroHealth, police say details are scarce. Investigators are canvassing the area.

A 36-year-old man was left in critical condition after an overnight shooting on East 117th Street; he was taken to University Hospitals and police are investigating.

A man was found dead after a backyard shed fire in Canton Thursday evening. Fire crews attempted CPR and the cause is under investigation.

House Bill 654, called "Amanda Dean's Law," would create tiered felony penalties for abusing a corpse and raise maximum sentences for the most serious offenses. Sponsors and the victim’s family say the change responds to the Amanda Dean case.