The National Weather Service warns Cleveland of upcoming cold fronts, rain, and lake effect snow, with a brief warm spell followed by falling temperatures and potential snow accumulation, especially Sunday through Monday.

North Canton prepares for Winterfest 2025 on December 6 with festive activities including a tree lighting, Santa visit, train rides, food trucks, holiday market, and musical entertainment.

An Akron teen died after a mass shooting at a Bath Township Airbnb during a party. The incident, which left eight others injured, is under police investigation.

The Cleveland Winds ensemble has partnered with Cleveland State University for a music educational outreach to Lorain City Schools, focusing on chamber music mentorship and performance. They aim to inspire and prepare future musicians.

The CEO of CMSD has proposed 39 school mergers for 2026-27 that may save $30 million annually and improve education quality by consolidating resources.

Ashtabula's lawsuit against Liberty Mutual follows a roof collapse and failed school levy, leaving Lakeside High School struggling for funds and facilities for students.

North Canton Police lauded for community ties, named "Sharing Ohio's Best" for November, hosting events like bike rodeos, with a community canine, to foster inclusivity and trust.

Springfield Township Police are seeking public aid after a felony theft involving a vehicle break-in and fraudulent credit card use. They urge tips be sent privately and recommend security measures for residents.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office received the Platinum Award from AAA East Central Ohio for its dedication to traffic safety and community education.

Cleveland anticipates a mix of weather with a cold front on Friday bringing rain, and a low-pressure system on Sunday possibly causing lake effect snow next week.

Stark County Sheriff's Office warns the public about ongoing scam tactics via phone, text, and email, urging vigilance against fraudsters who pose as authority figures to solicit payments.

Cleveland Heights, Ohio, announces its FALL FESTIVAL with food, music, and activities at the Community Center on Nov 16 from 12-3 PM, welcoming all residents.

Jimmy Malone, a radio personality from Cleveland, has supported over 300 local high school students in pursuing higher education through the Malone Scholarship program.