The US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio reported guilty pleas and a sentencing for immigration violations under Operation Take Back America.

An Amherst man, Sean Bankston, faces charges after striking a pedestrian, Jessie Paige, and killing her dog while allegedly driving under the influence. Paige suffered severe injuries, including a skull fracture.

Cleveland Police arrest a 14-year-old for a series of vehicle break-ins, highlighting their efforts to combat local crime.

Paul Hicks was found guilty of murdering his ex-wife, Regina Rowe-Hicks, in 2001, which could result in a life sentence. The case was revived recently, leading to his conviction.

Two suspects, Shane Newman and Katarina Jeffrey, were charged after Newman attempted to shoot a Canton police officer at a Walmart, which was foiled by a security worker.

A fire in an Elyria home hospitalized a resident and firefighter; the blaze necessitated an exterior attack due to intensity and led to a $65,000 loss. Weather conditions added to the danger. The cause is under investigation.

Two individuals were indicted on 17 charges, including murder, for a shooting at a Bath Township Airbnb, resulting in one death and several injuries. The case highlights issues with enforcing short-term rental bans.

The 1980 death of Danny Mitchell has been reclassified as a homicide by the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office after a review using DNA technology.

Cleveland emergency teams saved a man who jumped into Lake Erie, with the Cleveland Fire Department, Downtown Cleveland, Inc. members, and Cleveland EMS involved in the rescue.

Ohio man Michael W. Honaker receives a 31-month prison sentence for fraudulently claiming government benefits and is ordered to pay $536,000 in restitution.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office is using Facebook to seek help in finding 'Weekly Wanted' individuals, urging anyone with information to contact them.

Euclid residents report a potential scam involving a note left on a door; police urge vigilance and report such activities to the Cuyahoga County Scam Squad.

The Cleveland Fire Department is investigating a suspected natural gas explosion in Garden Valley, Cleveland, with details still undetermined due to damage.