Cleveland City Hall announces early closure at 2 PM on Wednesday before Thanksgiving, with further closures on Thanksgiving Day and the following Friday.

Cleveland State University is renovating Fenn Tower and Fenn Hall to enhance academic spaces and student living, with the latter becoming a Biomedical Discovery Complex.

The National Weather Service issued advisories and warnings for Cleveland due to a potent winter storm with strong winds, snow, and low visibility, impacting travel and safety.

Cleveland churches experienced a rash of car break-ins during services, with Olivet Institutional Baptist Church among those targeted; two teens were arrested in relation to the thefts.

The Shaker Heights Police Department celebrated the graduation of the 33rd class from the Citizens Police Academy, promoting police-community relations.

Officer Grzywna of Strongsville Police completed a 101-day training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Academy to become a Customs and Border Protection Officer.

The family of Jazmir Tucker, a 15-year-old boy killed by Akron police, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit citing excessive force and systemic policing issues.

A 100-year-old woman, Dolly Cromer, died following a two-vehicle crash in Wayne County, which also injured three others. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating.

Eriana Hernandez, 17, is missing since November 17 after claiming to hang out with friends, has not returned home or been to school since. The Euclid Police are requesting public assistance.

A Painesville man is charged with murder following a fatal shooting outside a restaurant, police say a verbal altercation escalated. He's held without bond, with a preliminary hearing set.

Willowick police are investigating a shooting on Oakdale Road, where no one was injured but several homes were struck. Police seek public assistance with the investigation.

A Canadian man received a three-year sentence for smuggling 90 pounds of MDMA and plans to distribute it in the U.S. He pled guilty and will be deported after his term.

The National Weather Service warns of hazardous weather for Thanksgiving travelers in the Great Lakes region, with rain, snow, high winds, and plunging temperatures forecasted.