A low pressure system brings a wintry mix to Cleveland, with the National Weather Service warning of various precipitation, temperature drops, and travel hazards; snowfall and slick roads expected along the I-71 corridor.

St. Paul AME Church hosts the 6th Warren "Speedy" Pyles Food Giveaway including turkey and other foods for Canton's needy residents, with thanks to Canton Outside of Canton and partners.

A police officer in Mentor-on-the-Lake rescued a woman from icy Lake Erie waters, with another officer injured during the operation. Details remain under investigation.

The Cleveland Police is seeking new recruits, highlighting Officer Congress's exemplary service and encouraging applicants with a passion for community and safety to apply during their January recruitment drive.

The Prospector Baseball Group acquires Akron RubberDucks and Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp from Ken Babby as it aims to expand its portfolio in Minor League Baseball.

Cleveland State University is renovating Fenn Tower and Fenn Hall as part of its Cleveland State United initiative, advancing academic programs and student facilities.

The Cleveland Division of Fire held a fire safety presentation targeting student-athletes at Daniel E. Morgan School, emphasizing prevention and education in light of a recent fatal fire.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik proposes funding for new contracts with fire and civil service unions, mirroring police wage hikes and health insurance changes starting in 2026.

Ohio State QB Julian Sayin is a Heisman Trophy finalist, competing with players from Indiana, Notre Dame, and Vanderbilt. Teammate Smith is notably absent despite impressive stats.

Avon Lake has approved a plan to convert Erieview Elementary School into a community center. The property was purchased for $500,000 to be paid over five years, with funding from the Recreation Trust Fund.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Board of Education is meeting to decide on the "Building Brighter Futures Initiative," potentially reducing schools due to declining enrollment and budget challenges.

Natalie McDaniel pleaded guilty to misdemeanor trespass, received probation, and must complete a mental health evaluation.

Cars at a Cleveland church were broken into, shaking the community. Two teens were arrested in several related incidents, raising broader concerns about property crime in the area.