Firefighters contained a blaze in the Central District, underscoring the importance of smoke detectors and renters' insurance for safety and recovery.

The Brunswick Division of Fire provided an advanced fireground tactics training class over two days to enhance firefighter skills amid increasing fire challenges.

Cuyahoga County's Consumer Affairs and Scam Squad gear up for National Consumer Protection Week with a special media day on February 24th to educate journalists on scams.

U.S. Marshals shot a 74-year-old man brandishing a firearm when attempting to execute an arrest warrant in Youngstown. The suspect is hospitalized, and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is probing the incident.

Five men indicted in Ohio for immigration offenses, including illegal reentry and fraudulent ID possession. Cases stem from U.S. Border Patrol and ICE investigations.

Cleveland Heights seeks a new member for its Transportation and Mobility committee to improve local transit and enforce sustainable and accessible transportation policies.

The Cleveland Heights is hosting the 2026 State of Our Schools Address on Feb 27, focusing on local education updates and the school district's future.

East Cleveland officer Latasha Moore was indicted on multiple charges including tampering with records and fraud across 2024 and 2025. She resigned after being placed on leave.

A man in North Canton was shot in the leg and robbed, with police responding and witnesses reporting two suspects fleeing the scene. The community is not considered at risk.

A Broadview Heights home was destroyed by an early morning fire, no injuries were reported, and multiple departments were responding. The cause is under investigation.

Cleveland expands its Winter Weather Advisory due to multiple weather events bringing snow, gusty winds, and an Arctic front that may affect travel and bring dangerously cold temperatures.

Akron's Spring Hill Apartments face postal suspension and city inspections due to roaches, mold, and safety issues. The management is actively addressing the problems.

Ohio lawmakers are pushing for House Bill 79 to increase penalties for assaults on sports officials after a coach attacked a referee at a youth wrestling tournament.