Ohio's Supreme Court forms an advisory committee to review and innovate the state's law school accreditation process, led by the Court's Administrative Director, Robert W. Horner III.

Cleveland Police District 2 officers and Councilwoman Santana participated in a community safety walk to hear concerns and foster trust with local residents.

The National Weather Service Cleveland OH forecasts storms for Central Ohio on Saturday, with a risk of severe weather including damaging winds and possible isolated tornadoes. Conditions will improve by Monday, leading to a hotter week ahead.

Three Cleveland men received a 24-year total sentence for a 2021 armed carjacking and kidnapping, involving coercion and theft orchestrated with two female accomplices.

The Jackson Township Police Department has requested public assistance in identifying an individual involved in an ongoing case, emphasizing the importance of maintaining privacy for uncharged persons.

16 individuals indicted for a $2.6 million money order scam at various Walmarts over five years, involving fraudulent refunds on remotely deposited funds.

Multiple warnings issued for Lake Erie due to sewage overflow, stormwater discharge, and dangerous swimming conditions including rip currents. Beach Hazard Statement and Small Craft Advisory in effect.

The H2Ohio Moxley Wildlife Area Wetland Project, which aims to improve water quality by restoring 57 acres of wetlands, was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by government officials.

The City of Cleveland is hosting a series of walks for seniors to promote health and social engagement, combining exercise with community-building activities.

Rayllen Prafil-Capaccio from Cleveland State will fence for Argentina at the 2025 World University Games in Germany.

Mayor Shammas Malik of Akron has launched a grant program allocating $100,000 to 49 youth organizations to combat youth violence through sports and wellness initiatives.

The Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs warns residents of a rise in jury duty scam calls seeking personal information and money for fake fines.

Indictments issued in the 2011 homicide of Brandon Cartellone; Dionte Davis and Dojuan Nettles face charges after advanced DNA analysis links them to the crime.