Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the arrest of six men in an Ashland County human trafficking sting operation conducted by the H.E.A.L. Task Force.

Frederick Reer pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and other charges in the death of Amanda Dean, with sentencing set for January 5 in Huron County.

The Cleveland Browns lost 31-29 to the Titans. Rookie Sanders threw for 364 yards and 4 TDs but had a key interception. A late-game Wildcat play failed, and Pollard ran for 161 yards against Cleveland.

Bob Dylan extends his "Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour" to include a 2026 concert in Cleveland, which will be a phone-free event. The tour, initially set to end in 2024, continues beyond its expected date, showcasing Dylan's enduring appeal.

Westlake Police released body cam footage showing a 71-year-old woman being nearly scammed out of $18,000 through a crypto machine, emphasizing the need for awareness and education against such schemes, especially among the elderly.

A commercial building in Warrensville Heights suffered heavy damage from a weekend fire. Multiple fire departments worked to control the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

11 individuals were charged in Ohio for operating a drug trafficking ring involving substances like fentanyl and methamphetamine, with operations spanning multiple states.

Akron, Ohio unveiled its new logo, created with input from over 2,000 residents and featuring elements like a blimp and skyline to reflect the city's spirit and heritage.

A fatal shooting at Medusa Restaurant and Lounge in Cleveland resulted in the death of 23-year-old Monte Baker early Sunday morning; police are investigating with no suspects arrested yet.

The NWS forecasts a varied weather week for Cleveland, with a cold calm start, then potential snow, transitioning to rain, windy conditions, and a possibility for significant lake effect snow towards the weekend.

The EADC Board of Directors Meeting is scheduled for December 9th and will be accessible both in-person and via Zoom, emphasizing transparency and community engagement.

Akron unveils a new logo reflecting its identity and history, featuring a city skyline, a blimp, and a heron, after community engagement led by a subcommittee.

The Akron Fire Department found a body inside a shed after extinguishing a fire, with the Fire Investigation Unit and Medical Examiner investigating the cause.