Cleveland Police seek help identifying a driver in a fatal hit-and-run on Lorain Avenue that killed a pedestrian. The suspect's car is a dark sedan with notable damage.

OSHA investigates a workplace death at Logan Machine in Akron after Mykl Kofahl was killed by falling steel. The company mourns the loss of the "excellent welder."

A 22-year-old woman was wounded in an early morning shooting in Shaker Heights. All individuals involved have been detained, and authorities are investigating the isolated incident.

A woman was killed in Elyria after being hit by a car. The driver, who thought he hit a deer, later admitted to the incident and may face charges. Police are investigating, and no names have been released yet.

A Vermilion High School ski club bus avoided a crash with no injuries after swerving to miss a tractor-trailer wheel on I-90, and the school praised its staff for their response.

Cleveland firefighters extinguished two separate fires in cold conditions, with no reported injuries, despite icy hazards created by the freezing of water used in their efforts.

A man is charged with recording a minor in a Walmart restroom and making sexual advances; police used surveillance to arrest him and are seeking more information.

Two suspects were arrested for stealing two dirt bikes valued over $11,000 from Johnny K's Powersports in Elyria, OH, with footprints in the snow leading police to their location.

Acclaimed fugitive Cortez Taylor, 28, was arrested by the U.S. Marshals-led task force in Cleveland for an aggravated murder charge dating back to 2025.

A suspect in Ohio wrestled a gun from a police officer and fired it during an arrest, with bodycam footage showing the incident, no injuries were reported.

A car hit a home in Cleveland, hitting a gas line and causing evacuations, one woman hospitalized, no other injuries, repairs underway after gas shut-off.

An Ohio doctor, Timothy Sutton, received a 64-month prison sentence for his role in a $14 million Medicare fraud scheme involving telemedicine companies.

Stark County experiences a rise in road fatalities, contrary to Ohio's overall decrease, with a jump from 25 to 30 fatal crashes in a year. Leading causes include driving off the road and speeding, with distracted driving also a significant factor.