Four people were charged in a major drug trafficking operation in Cleveland, involving meth and fentanyl linked to Mexico, as announced by federal authorities.

Ex-corrections officer James P. Jackson was sentenced to 30 months in prison for accepting bribes to smuggle contraband into Trumbull Correctional Institution.

An Ohio man, Michael Roberts, received a 24-month prison sentence and ordered to pay $322,718.56 for not paying employment taxes, following a conviction for failing to file and pay.

A police officer in Mentor-on-the-Lake rescued a woman from icy Lake Erie waters, with another officer injured during the operation. Details remain under investigation.

Natalie McDaniel pleaded guilty to misdemeanor trespass, received probation, and must complete a mental health evaluation.

Cars at a Cleveland church were broken into, shaking the community. Two teens were arrested in several related incidents, raising broader concerns about property crime in the area.

The U.S. Marshals are searching for Andre Campbell, wanted on weapons charges, and offer a reward for information. Concurrently, Youngstown police arrested a man with a gun who had a prior hit-and-run conviction.

An Ohio man was arrested after accidentally sending meth through a bank's drive-thru tube. Law enforcement found more drugs in his car and highlighted a policy of amnesty for drug turn-ins.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the arrest of six men in an Ashland County human trafficking sting operation conducted by the H.E.A.L. Task Force.

Frederick Reer pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and other charges in the death of Amanda Dean, with sentencing set for January 5 in Huron County.

Westlake Police released body cam footage showing a 71-year-old woman being nearly scammed out of $18,000 through a crypto machine, emphasizing the need for awareness and education against such schemes, especially among the elderly.

A commercial building in Warrensville Heights suffered heavy damage from a weekend fire. Multiple fire departments worked to control the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

11 individuals were charged in Ohio for operating a drug trafficking ring involving substances like fentanyl and methamphetamine, with operations spanning multiple states.