Cuyahoga County Corrections Center's video visitation service will be temporarily offline from August 19-21 due to system updates, affecting inmate communication. In-person visits for attorneys remain available.

A Jamaican national was sentenced to over eight years for drug conspiracy and illegal reentry into the U.S. by the Northern District of Ohio, followed by deportation orders.

The article details the ongoing search for two brothers who disappeared in Lake Erie and the difficulties faced by rescue teams due to poor weather and dangerous water conditions.

The Jackson Township Police are seeking help to identify a person involved in an investigation, requesting tips via social media without disclosing the individual's details publicly.

Justin A. Corn from Akron was sentenced to over 11 years for drug trafficking, including meth, fentanyl, and cocaine, after a high-speed chase and crash led to his arrest.

Ohio man Richard Woodard sentenced to nearly 17 years for fentanyl trafficking and illegal firearm possession.

Firestone Stadium celebrated its 100th anniversary with a parade and a friendly softball game between Akron's police and fire departments, with police winning 22-17.

Miranda Lambert visits City Dogs Cleveland during her tour, promoting shelter pet adoption and supporting the Clear the Shelters campaign to help pets find homes.

Cleveland Heights Mayor's wife is set for arraignment on trespassing charges after allegedly entering a private residence. She faces a felony and a misdemeanor. Her lawyer claims she will plead not guilty and questions the investigation's integrity.

The NWS warns of possible severe weather with a warm front followed by a cold front, leading to a mix of temperature changes and potential storms.

Lorain County Sheriff's Office offers child ID processing at the county fair to enhance child safety. Services are available at DARE trailer and Prosecutor's booth.

The Cleveland Division of Police announced the induction of 39 recruits into its 160th academy class, set to undergo over seven months of intense training.

The Jackson Township Police Department is asking for public assistance in identifying a person connected to an investigation, urging direct contact with Officer Smith or an anonymous tip line.