Elyria, Ohio has opened an Emergency Warming Shelter at South Rec to protect residents and their pets from severe cold until February 3, as per a National Weather Service forecast.

A dump truck crash on I-77 in Copley Township, Ohio caused an overhead sign to fall and southbound lanes to close, with the driver injured and traffic disrupted.

A semi-truck carrying calcium hypochlorite caught fire on the Ohio Turnpike due to a brake fire, leading to traffic disruptions and a hazmat response.

The trial for ex-FirstEnergy execs involved in a $60 million bribery case related to Ohio's House Bill 6 is starting, with charges including racketeering and conspiracy.

A grand jury dismissed a road rage shooting case in Richland County involving Wesley Patrick, who claimed self-defense in the death of Andrew Westlund.

A 24-year-old Venezuelan who posed as a high school student in Ohio was sentenced to two years for immigration and firearms violations. He used false documents to enroll in school and purchase a gun. He faces deportation after his sentence.

Cleveland residents face extreme cold with wind chills down to -27 F and a Cold Weather Advisory in effect, with risks including snow accumulation and infrastructural damage.

North Olmsted Police Department warns of hazardous winter driving conditions through a social media post, advising residents to stay home amidst a Level 2 snow emergency.

Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr. Mihaljevic reported the institution's thriving financial health and adoption of innovative solutions during the healthcare industry's challenges.

Richmond Heights has a parking ban until 6 am, January 27, to keep streets clear for snow removal and ensure safety. Cooperation is vital for effective city services during the snowfall.

The Elyria Fire Department extinguished an overnight house fire and issued safety reminders on social media, emphasizing vigilance and community responsibility in winter.

Joel Dwight Dutton, a 74-year-old missing man, was safely located after the Stark County Sheriff's Office's appeal for public assistance on social media.

Erie and Huron Counties in Ohio have increased their emergency response to Level 3 due to severe snowfall, while Lorain County maintains open roads and monitors conditions, with reevaluation planned.