The National Weather Service predicts a low-impact, snow-free holiday season for the Bay Area, with dry conditions and mostly cloudy skies expected. Some light rain and cooler temperatures may occur, but no significant winter weather is forecasted.

The last suspect in a 2021 fatal drive-by shooting of 13-year-old Maurco Toler, Javyonne Stewart, was arrested after a three-year manhunt by the U.S. Marshals Service.

Emergency water line repair causes lane closure and delays in Medina, with the northbound lane of South Elmwood Avenue shut from Lafayette Road to West Smith Road until 4:30 pm.

A 5-foot subsurface void caused by a water leak led to the closure of McCracken Road in Garfield Heights. Commuters were redirected to Henry Road. The city is working to fix the issue, with no timeline for reopening. No injuries have been reported.

Bay Village seeks new police officers, offering a salary of $67,762 to $94,353. Applicants must complete an online process and clear an exam by January 28, 2026, among other criteria.

The US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio reported guilty pleas and a sentencing for immigration violations under Operation Take Back America.

The North Olmsted Police Department shared a tribute to fallen Officer Tony Smerk, emphasizing his service and empathy, and updated on a fundraiser to support his grieving family.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo extends its Wild Winter Lights drive-through event until January 4, 2026, providing additional nights for visitors to enjoy the holiday displays.

The Powerball jackpot has reached an estimated $1.6 billion, with a cash option of $735.3 million before taxes, making it the fourth largest in Powerball history.

An Amherst man, Sean Bankston, faces charges after striking a pedestrian, Jessie Paige, and killing her dog while allegedly driving under the influence. Paige suffered severe injuries, including a skull fracture.

Lake Erie region weather forecast indicates a mix of high pressure, warm fronts, and a cold snap, with varied precipitation and fluctuating temperatures.

Westlake High School's French Club and Officer Gaertner organized a "Stuff the Cruiser" event to collect donations for the Animal Protective League, exemplifying community partnership.

Chardon Police warned against impaired driving from legal/illegal substances on Facebook, stating driving high risks DUI charges and emphasizing safety.