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.

North Ridgeville announces infrastructure projects including road rehabilitations, a new roundabout, and utility upgrades, with work on local parks and a new Ward 2 council member.

North Ridgeville is set to welcome a new Meijer store, with plans submitted for a location on Cypress Avenue. The development is part of broader economic growth and improved infrastructure in the area.

North Ridgeville is seeking input from business leaders via a survey to guide economic strategies and partner with ONE Lorain County on talent development and investment plans.

Ohio and Pennsylvania face varied weather with lake-effect precipitation, fog, and a mix of rain and snow, followed by strong winds and unseasonal warmth, then returning to cold and potential snow showers.

Euclid Recreation has started their third Learn to Skate program, running from January 6 to February 10, with classes on Tuesday evenings. Registration is still open, skate rental is extra, and safety gear is recommended.

Euclid, Ohio has launched a Citywide Signage Project, adding 86 new signs for easier navigation, funded by grants and tax-increment financing, without using the General Fund.