Geauga County Sheriff's Office is hiring a Jail Services Coordinator to streamline inmate mental health and substance abuse services, requiring a Bachelor's degree, with preference for a Master's and future licensure.

The City of Euclid is seeking volunteers for its Landmark Commission to preserve local historical sites; applicants must attend quarterly meetings and have lived in Euclid for over five years.

A woman was killed in Elyria after being hit by a car. The driver, who thought he hit a deer, later admitted to the incident and may face charges. Police are investigating, and no names have been released yet.

A Vermilion High School ski club bus avoided a crash with no injuries after swerving to miss a tractor-trailer wheel on I-90, and the school praised its staff for their response.

Cleveland firefighters extinguished two separate fires in cold conditions, with no reported injuries, despite icy hazards created by the freezing of water used in their efforts.

Cleveland Police adds four volunteers to its Auxiliary Unit, enhancing community engagement and public safety efforts.

A man is charged with recording a minor in a Walmart restroom and making sexual advances; police used surveillance to arrest him and are seeking more information.

The National Weather Service warns of extreme cold and lake effect snow in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, with wind chills as low as -20F expected.

The Lakewood Police Department reminds residents to keep streets clear for plow trucks, avoid parking violations, and move their vehicles to aid in snow removal efforts.

CCAS shared the top dog names of 2025 and reminded Ohioans to renew dog licenses by January 31 to avoid a penalty. License fees support shelter operations.

Two suspects were arrested for stealing two dirt bikes valued over $11,000 from Johnny K's Powersports in Elyria, OH, with footprints in the snow leading police to their location.

U.S. officials visited a Ford plant in Ohio, promoting a plan to lower fuel economy standards to make cars more affordable. The rollback faces criticism for potentially increasing pollution and costs.

The National Weather Service forecasts wintry weather, including snow squalls and a major drop in temperature, for Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania.