Suspect Dionte Hawthorne Jr., sought for attempted murder, died by suicide as the NOVFTF tried to arrest him in Cleveland.

Cleveland is experiencing a severe winter with heavy snow and low temperatures. The NWS has issued advisories and Lake Effect Snow Warnings in effect for several counties, with potential heavy snowfall and disruptions expected.

The trial of Paul Hicks for the 2001 murder of Regina Rowe-Hicks continues, with witnesses testifying about his actions and the possibility of fabricated evidence.

Lorain County Health & Dentistry received the Pride Award for New Construction from the North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce for its service-oriented new facility.

The Cleveland Police warn against CrimeRadar app for potentially spreading misinformation and urge the public to rely on official channels for accurate news.

Kahrese Tracey Scott Lee was sentenced to seven years for running a multi-state car theft ring and pleading guilty to transporting stolen vehicles and operating a chop shop.

NWS Cleveland warns of heavy lake-effect snow and extreme cold for northeast Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania, with snowfall rates up to 2 inches per hour and travel challenges expected.

Deb Brown celebrates 50 years at Cleveland State University, discussing her journey and the changes within the educational landscape on "Viking Voices Extra." Her dedication reflects the evolution and adaptability required in higher education.

Lt. Matthew Berdysz of the Garfield Heights Police graduated from the FBI National Academy, a prestigious law enforcement leadership training program.

Firefighters extinguished a second-floor house fire on Cherrybank Dr, with all residents, including a dog, safely evacuating. The cause is under investigation.

Sandusky Police collaborate with local program for a coat drive, seeking donations of coats, hats, and gloves for those in need, with a deadline for contributions rapidly approaching.

Local children enjoyed a "Shop with a Cop" event at Dick's House of Sport, spending $100 gift cards and engaging in activities, strengthening community relationships.

The Parma Fire Department thanked the community for the outpouring of donations to Olivia's Dream Toy Drive, with Fire Union Local 639 contributing $500, showcasing community spirit.