A precautionary boil advisory covers parts of Perkins Township after a Columbus Avenue water main break; crews are repairing the line and testing the water.

A realtor's promotional shoot on Thornhill Drive went viral after he fled as shots rang out, drawing millions of views and fresh safety concerns from neighbors and agents.

A house fire in Orange on Friday morning spread into nearby trees and heavily damaged a home near Harvard and Brainard roads. Authorities are investigating.

A Ford Transit ran a stop sign at the junction of SR‑307 and Windsor‑Mechanicsville Road on Thursday, killing the Transit driver and injuring two others, officials say.

A death investigation is underway after a body was found inside a garage on the 6100 block of Morton Avenue. Video of the scene was shared to a local Facebook remembrance page.

A Cleveland vice unit arrest in early May recovered suspected crack, marijuana, two loaded handguns and cash; a 52-year-old faces drug and weapons charges.

A seating dispute at Queen of Apostles School's kindergarten graduation in Toledo turned violent Thursday, leaving one person hurt and a 28‑year‑old arrested. School leaders say students were safe.

A Canton man was arrested after DNA from a traffic-stop booking matched evidence in a 2016 Jackson Township home-invasion stabbing, police say.

Police arrested a 35-year-old after investigators tied a disabled I‑90 vehicle to multiple break‑ins at the Oxford Court apartments on May 19.

A 36-year-old Elyria man faces felony OVI charges after a crash and an alleged refusal to test; police say prior convictions raised the charge to a felony.

Le’ondra Messner, 18, died after gunfire was sent through a Mansfield home’s window; Mansfield police say the investigation is in its early stages.

A midday shooting at a Cleveland barbershop on Superior Avenue left one person hurt; police and EMS responded and officers are searching for a suspect.

Olmsted Falls sent an alert Thursday after reports that a man tried to lure students near school buildings. Officials urged parents to be vigilant and report suspicious behavior.