Police apprehended a suspect and recovered a stolen AK-type rifle following an intense foot chase, showcasing the officers' and dispatchers' effective coordination and response.

Investigations show attorneys and administrators collected millions from the $600M Norfolk Southern deal while many East Palestine residents still haven’t been paid.

An Ohio State study finds bottled water contains roughly three times as many nanoplastic particles as treated tap water. Researchers say switching to tap or filtered water reduces exposure.

The U.S. Attorney's Office warns of an increase in romance scams, particularly around Valentine's Day, targeting individuals looking for companionship and advising the public to be cautious.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honors SGT Jones during Black History Month for her 20+ years of service, highlighting her leadership in Inmate Reception and Releases.

Fairview Park is seeking applicants for its Shade Tree Advisory Committee, responsible for enhancing the city's greenery. Applications are open until February 27.

Karen Small opened Juneberry To Go next to her Ohio City café, pairing sandwiches and baked goods with a curated bottle list and an in-store tasting series.

A 19-year-old was shot Thursday night near Buckeye Road and E. 112th and taken to University Hospital; police are investigating the incident.

A man in his 30s was shot early Friday in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn and taken to MetroHealth in stable condition. Cleveland EMS responded to the 3800 block of Schiller Avenue.

A coach's punch at a North Olmsted wrestling meet has pushed lawmakers to propose new penalties for attacks on officials amid a widening referee shortage. The measure would create a two‑strike system and stiffer fines.

Dr. Chad Warren is appointed as Cleveland State University's new VP of Advancement and Executive Director of its foundation, bringing a record of philanthropic success.

Senate Bill 34 would let Ohio classrooms display founding documents, including the Ten Commandments, prompting sharp pushback and possible court fights.

An Ohio grand jury issues a superseding indictment against 57-year-old Jack Sheetz for a 2000 rape case, potentially increasing his sentence if convicted.