Major Scharschmidt from the Lorain County Sheriff's Office participated in the 45th Annual Car Show at the Elyria Apple Festival, presenting trophies for over 350 cars.

Cleveland police praised local artist Stina Aleah for transforming a vandalized wall into a mural, showcasing community spirit and positive change through art.

Cleveland Heights observes World Car Free Day on September 22, celebrating sustainable transportation and encouraging residents to use alternative modes of transit.

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo celebrated the birth of a rare Eastern black rhino calf ahead of World Rhino Day, reflecting a hopeful sign for the species' conservation.

A 45-year-old Alliance woman died after her SUV went off the road and overturned in Stark County. She was not wearing a seatbelt, and the cause is under investigation.

Streetsboro schools closed Monday due to a nearby police incident, with authorities hinting at a potential weapon-related threat. Safety measures are in place as details emerge.

The National Weather Service monitors a front set to bring varied weather to Cleveland, including showers and thunderstorms, with challenges expected for aviation and marine conditions.

Elyria Police Department hosts charity dunk tank event to benefit local schools and address food insecurity, with officers participating for a good cause.

Two individuals died in an early morning house fire on E.52 south of Fleet in Cleveland. Firefighters found no working smoke alarms. The cause is being investigated.

Ohio BCI investigates a fatal incident in Brunswick where a man died following a police encounter after causing a disturbance at a gas station. No officers were injured, and an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death.

The article previews the NFL Week 3 game between the Green Bay Packers and the Cleveland Browns, discussing the Packers' favoritism, the Browns' defense, and key players' performance.

A weather shift is bringing rainfall to Cleveland, with a low-pressure system moving in and a cold front expected to bring showers and possible thunderstorms starting Sunday, potentially lasting until Wednesday night.

Cleveland police officers completed a voluntary week-long leadership program by the IACP, aimed at enhancing community service and fostering professional development.