Ethan Stoffer, a 17-year-old runaway from Jackson Township, Ohio, returned home safely after the local police department sought public help to find him.

Deshawn Stafford was arrested by authorities in connection with a Highland Square homicide, facing multiple charges including murder and firearm-related offenses.

The Springfield Township Police are seeking public assistance for a hit-skip in a Walmart lot and request information be sent directly to Officer Dorsey, not through Facebook Messenger.

Phoenix Brown was found guilty of a double homicide involving teens Khalyn White and Julius Barron in Cleveland, connected to a stolen vehicle and firearm.

Firefighters battled a blaze at a boarded-up Canton apartment, with unconfirmed reports of people trapped. One man fled when approached by medics. The cause and damage are under investigation.

A mother and daughter from Canton are charged with murder after Jerry L. Morris was found dead, with the arraignment of Yolanda Lowery set for Thursday.

Law enforcement and residents in Medina searched for and safely recovered a missing 3-year-old girl, and an acquaintance was charged with kidnapping and burglary.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking help to identify a person of interest. They ask not to publicly post names and offer an anonymous tip line.

Akron Police seek public help to identify suspects in the theft of a Cane Corso puppy from Berwin St. Call 330-375-2464 or use tip lines for anonymous reporting.

13 men were arrested in Ohio during a human trafficking sting, including two charged with seeking sex with minors. The operation also recovered missing children and identified potential victims.

Ohio State Trooper Nicholas Cayton, 40, died on duty and will be laid to rest. He was killed assisting a disabled semi-truck when another truck hit his cruiser.

Darien Harris, 16, received life in prison with parole possible after 20 years for killing one and injuring four near a football game. Harris pleaded guilty to murder and assault charges.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office used a viral social media post to seek help in catching their 'Most Wanted' individuals, urging the public to share information.