The FBI Cleveland and Homeland Security Task Force crackdown in northern Ohio resulted in nearly 300 arrests and the seizure of over 640 kilos of drugs.

A boil advisory was issued in Lorain due to a communication outage at the Water Purification Plant, which led to the draining of the Red Hill Water Tower and concerns over water pressure.

Lucas County is under a Winter Storm Warning with expected snowfall of 5-7 inches, and intense periods seeing 1-1.5 inches per hour this evening. High winds and lake effect snow may worsen conditions.

Garfield Heights announced city offices will be closed the day after Thanksgiving, upholding a common holiday tradition. The closure notice was shared on the city's official Facebook page.

The Lakewood Police Department promotes community engagement and support through their "Cram The Cruiser" event, inviting donations for local pantries.

Leo the elf, mascot of the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office, shared holiday cheer from Hawaii on Facebook, showcasing his new ukulele skills before returning to Ohio.

Summit County Sheriff's Office introduces 'Arrive Alive' program offering free Lyft rides to prevent DUI incidents during holidays.

Cleveland's weather fluctuates with diminishing lake effect snow and a new system bringing potential snow and rain, while advisories adjust to conditions and the NWS monitors developments.

A streetlight and pole fell across Lake Rd in Rocky River, causing traffic delays and prompting detour recommendations via Wagar Rd and Clague Rd to Detroit Rd.

The Brunswick Ohio Police are looking for the owner of a male dog found near Marks Rd. The dog is currently with the Medina County Dog Warden, and the police are asking the public for help.

Rocky River Police Department invites local residents to apply for the 2026 Citizen Police Academy starting January 6 to foster community relations and insight into police work.

Cleveland Heights has a new ambulance for its Fire Division, enhancing emergency response with the aid of ARPA funds and supporting the annual 8,500 emergency calls.

The City of Cleveland Heights promotes Small Business Saturday by highlighting local businesses on social media, encouraging residents to support the local economy and entrepreneurship.