Ravenna Police investigate a fatal incident where a pedestrian was struck and killed by a CSX train on railroad tracks between Chestnut and Diamond streets.

U.S. Marshals arrested a second suspect, Leroy Taylor, for a fatal April shooting in Cleveland's Central neighborhood, following a previous arrest of Waymon Donat related to the same case.

Three suspects charged with murder and assault after a fatal shooting at an Ohio birthday party, where an 18-year-old died and nine others were injured.

The Cleveland Division of Police praised officers and partners for completing a rigorous Leadership in Police Organizations course designed to enhance leadership at all levels.

Cleveland's weather is expected to transition from showers to potential snow by Thanksgiving, with fluctuations in temperatures and conditions throughout the week.

Medina Police Department advises on traffic and parking changes during the 41st Annual Candlelight Walk. Shuttle services are provided to manage congestion from Nov 21-23.

Brunswick Police arrested a 22-year-old man, Ja'Vaughn Sanders, on a warrant related to an August incident involving a police chase and weapon charges.

Police resolved a mental health crisis involving an armed man in Strongsville without injury, closing a nearby school and leading to a peaceful outcome after negotiations.

Andrew Davison, an Elyria man, was sentenced to 39-44 years for multiple felonious assaults on law enforcement after previous convictions for attempted murder and drug trafficking.

Tim Ryan has withdrawn from the 2026 Ohio governor race, making way for Dr. Amy Acton's unopposed Democratic nomination. Acton focuses on the economy as she faces Trump-endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy.

Akron, Ohio, scored perfectly on the HRC's 2025 MEI for LGBTQ+ support, earning it the title of an "All-Star City" despite the state's lack of specific non-discrimination laws.

Lakewood, Ohio, informs residents of proper disposal of political signs at the Refuse and Recycling Center, not in curbside bins, with specified hours.

The Cuyahoga County Scam Squad warns of a scheme where fraudsters pose as deputies demanding money for ankle monitors linked to family members in custody.