An ice fisherman died from a heart attack on Lake Erie and was identified as Ben Eickholt. Difficulties in the rescue were highlighted due to the terrain.

Ohio fugitive Craig Scanlon, on the run for 18 years, was captured in Miami by the U.S. Marshals. He had been masquerading as a personal trainer and hotel manager.

Darien Hobley pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence after fatally shooting his girlfriend, Riley Jones, at an AutoZone in Bedford.

Ramon Hamilton died after a domestic shooting in Garfield Heights. No charges have been filed yet, as the suspect, a family member, is in custody. Investigation ongoing.

An Ohio couple was sentenced for an arson scheme to collect insurance, with the husband receiving 53 months in prison and the wife five years of probation.

Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find Christopher Avery Robinson, missing since December 12 from Canton Township, with no digital activity since December 23. He's 19, 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, with a spider tattoo on his neck.

A shooting in Cleveland's Slavic Village resulted in the death of 19-year-old Crystal Pittman and injured a 15-year-old girl. Police have a person of interest but no arrests or details disclosed.

Malone University issued and quickly lifted a shelter-in-place order after Canton Police deemed a reported threat a hoax, normal campus activities resumed with continued vigilance.

An aircraft crash in Brimfield Township resulted in two non-life-threatening injuries, with the FAA investigating the incident involving a Piper Cub with skis.

Elyria Police are requesting public help to find missing Michael A. Suzuki Sr., last seen on October 24, 1988. Contact Detective Homoki with information.

North Royalton Police seek help identifying a suspect who tried breaking into Joe D's Beverage on January 18. The suspect wore a green Tommy Hilfiger coat and gray Vans shoes.

Patrick and Edward James were arrested for wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering conspiracy related to First Brands Group's collapse. They allegedly misled lenders, leading to bankruptcy.

A mother in Ohio was charged after her two children, one autistic, were found outside in frigid weather. They were safely recovered, and no injuries were reported.