Cleveland Police officer Rafael Rodriguez was arrested on federal child pornography charges after explicit images were found on his phone during a customs inspection.

Three suspects were arrested for burglarizing the home of Cleveland Browns' Shedeur Sanders, with a fourth still at large. The burglary coincided with Sanders' NFL debut. Items worth $200,000 were stolen, but Sanders remains unfazed by the incident.

Browns' Devin Bush is named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance, including a 97-yard interception return.

Roxbury Elementary in Solon reopens after asbestos abatement and renovations, including new lighting and carpets, ensuring a safe environment for students and staff.

Cleveland police engaged in a shootout with a carjacking suspect, who was eventually arrested and hospitalized in critical condition. Officers are on leave during the investigation.

Cavaliers' forward Max Strus will be out for an additional month due to a slow recovery from left foot surgery, missing all of this season's games so far.

Charles Joseph Nunnenman III was identified as the victim of a 1982 fatal car crash in Boardman, Ohio, solving a 40-year-old cold case with the help of the DNA Doe Project and the Porchlight Project.

Cuyahoga County reports a measles outbreak among unvaccinated children, with officials emphasizing the importance of the MMR vaccine amidst increasing cases.

The ramp from W.14th St./Valentine Ave. to I-71 south in Cleveland has reopened after temporary closure for pavement repairs, as announced by ODOT District 12.

Fairview Park announces hydrovac investigations on W. 210th Street as preparation for a lead service line replacement project, leading to road closures and detours.

Toledo's Jamere Jones is charged with kidnapping, raping, and assaulting a pregnant woman, resulting in hospitalization and potential trauma to the unborn child.

Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is set to make a significant announcement, potentially about his lieutenant governor pick, at a Cleveland event.

Doug Miller pleaded guilty in a Ponzi scheme case involving Northwest Capital, which defrauded investors of $72 million. His sentencing awaits his cooperation in ongoing prosecutions.