Cleveland police arrested Ronald Loftis, suspected of an aggravated robbery and carjacking where a woman was shot in the face and her child was thrown in the snow.

A water main break in Elyria, Ohio, caused disruptions, with repairs leading to water service interruptions and traffic delays. The city informed residents about potential discolored water post-repair.

A high-pressure system is bringing a warming trend and less snow to Cleveland, with highs near 40°F expected by Monday and continued warming through the week.

Roadwork near Cleveland Clinic in Lakewood, Ohio, from Jan 5-16, may affect local commutes and access to the clinic. Residents are advised to seek alternative routes.

Elyria, Ohio welcomes a new city council and continues Mayor Brubaker's promise for civic engagement, transparency, and public communication through social media and an interactive investment map.

A man died after a drowning incident in a Valley City pond, despite quick recovery efforts by the fire department. The local fire chief expressed condolences and reminded the public of ice hazards.

A 14-year-old boy from Wooster, Ohio, died after being struck by a truck while riding his bicycle. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the accident.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol identified Joshua M. Smothers as the victim of a fatal December crash in Stark County.

The National Weather Service predicts a wintry mix, snow accumulation, and warming conditions for Cleveland, with potential flooding concerns due to rising rivers.

The City of Euclid bids farewell to Councilwoman Angela Steele-Thompson after her four-year tenure, praising her contributions, including the recreation center and "Street Delegates" program.

Downtown Euclid Improvement Corporation is hosting a trivia event at Omni Board Game Parlor on January 3 with prizes. Registration is required and limited.

John Grehn was fatally shot in Ashland, suspect Robert Palermo was arrested and is awaiting charges. Police assure no safety concerns for the community.

Cleveland Heights promotes green disposal methods for holiday lights and Christmas trees, offering drop-off spots for recycling and advising on how to prepare trees for curbside pickup.