The Grove City Ohio Police are recruiting officers, emphasizing community impact. Applicants must pass the NTN test and can apply via links provided in the department's social media post.

Two individuals were indicted on 17 charges, including murder, for a shooting at a Bath Township Airbnb, resulting in one death and several injuries. The case highlights issues with enforcing short-term rental bans.

The 1980 death of Danny Mitchell has been reclassified as a homicide by the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office after a review using DNA technology.

Cleveland emergency teams saved a man who jumped into Lake Erie, with the Cleveland Fire Department, Downtown Cleveland, Inc. members, and Cleveland EMS involved in the rescue.

Ohio man Michael W. Honaker receives a 31-month prison sentence for fraudulently claiming government benefits and is ordered to pay $536,000 in restitution.

Cleveland faces a weather rollercoaster with a cold front bringing high winds, single-digit chills, and lake effect snow, followed by a brief Saturday warm-up and a dry cold front Saturday night.

Gas line work by Enbridge on Cleveland Heights' Fairmount Blvd has led to eastbound lane closures and traffic delays, with completion expected by tomorrow.

Cleveland Heights is assessing the feasibility of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to improve housing options, as seen from the discussions and survey results found on their Facebook page.

The City of Mentor, Ohio highlighted the historical significance of the Mentor Train Depot and their History Trail that explores the impact of rail travel on the city's development.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office is using Facebook to seek help in finding 'Weekly Wanted' individuals, urging anyone with information to contact them.

Euclid residents report a potential scam involving a note left on a door; police urge vigilance and report such activities to the Cuyahoga County Scam Squad.

The Mayfield Heights Fire Department thanked Cardinal Woodworking for a beautifully crafted flag artwork gifted to them and showcased the piece on social media to highlight local support for first responders.

South Euclid police use Facebook to rally for a holiday donation drive, "Neighbor's Helping Wishes Come True," collecting items such as nail polish and sports memorabilia for those in need.