The Ohio Department of Transportation warned against speeding, citing it increases crash severity and risks, and has been a factor in a third of US traffic deaths.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office used social media to seek help in locating this week's most wanted individuals, promoting public engagement with the promise of anonymity and potential rewards for tips.

A high-speed crash in downtown Cleveland resulted in two teenage fatalities and one critically injured. The car rolled several times off I-77, with speed believed to be a factor.

Cleveland Police has launched "Ride Along Radio," a podcast for public insight into the department's operations, aiming to enhance transparency and community relations.

NWS Cleveland predicts calm weather for Ohio and NW Pennsylvania, with clear skies and comfortable temperatures into Tuesday, before a warm front brings heat and humidity mid-week, potentially requiring a Heat Advisory.

Cleveland invites public feedback on the draft of their 2024 community development report detailing federal fund use. Comments are accepted until August 28th.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office is accepting applications for its fall Citizens Academy, offering public insights into forensic science and medical examination.

Akron Police Department requests public help via social media to identify suspects in a school shooting, with various anonymous tip lines provided for information sharing.

The Jackson Township Police are seeking help to identify a person for an investigation and ask to contact Officer Vanvoorhis with case number 25-39419.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland predicts a weather shift with cooler air and potential showers, followed by a mid-week heatwave and high humidity for the region.

Authorities in Lorain County seized 239 birds in a cockfighting bust and are holding them during ongoing legal processes, while the Friendship APL seeks community aid.

Lorain County corrections officer Brian Tellier is charged with felonious assault causing an inmate's paralysis and child endangerment related to a THC gummies incident.

A grand jury did not indict three Cleveland Heights officers in Christian Tyson Thomas's fatal shooting, following a domestic dispute incident where he was seen with a firearm.