Summit County named Eric Grundy Jr. in a Warrant Wednesday bulletin and urged residents to download its app and call with tips. The post includes photos and a tip line.

Ohio University researchers report a radiation-free wrist test that measured bone stiffness and identified fracture risk better than standard DXA in a multicenter study. The test could fill a major screening gap if larger trials confirm the findings.

A Dover patrolman blew .202 on a Jan. 21 breath test and is on leave while a special prosecutor reviews whether criminal charges should be filed.

A Cleveland man has been indicted on murder and gun charges after Janae Winnick was killed in her Schafer Avenue driveway, her 15‑year‑old daughter was wounded. The suspect is in custody.

Payroll tallies show Cleveland paid about $27M in police overtime last year, dozens of officers saw pay spikes and two topped $250K. The numbers have sharpened the budget debate.

A Cleveland couple convicted in the shooting death of 10-year-old Kaden Coleman are due for sentencing Thursday after juries returned guilty verdicts in mid‑February.

A new CASPR scorecard gives Ohio a poor grade on online‑gambling safety and estimates about $533 million a year flows out of the state to out‑of‑state betting apps.

NASA is soliciting proposals to lease about 1,736 acres at the Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, split across five parcels with bids due July 2, 2026.

Mayor Justin Bibb urged judges to speed court action after months of tenant complaints at Reserve Square as foreclosure and safety problems complicate repairs.

Two people died and a third was flown to the hospital after an early-morning crash on Broadway Avenue in Maple Heights. Investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.

Dense fog and light rain will slow Thursday's commute in Cleveland. Showers and storms return through Saturday with a higher risk.

A bipartisan Senate bill would create statewide referral teams, telehealth peer support and initial funding to link mothers who screen positive for perinatal behavioral health conditions to care.

USDA approved Ohio’s request to bar soda and pop purchases with SNAP, set to begin Oct. 1, 2026. State officials cite health goals while advocates warn of costs and stigma.