The Akron Fire Fighters Association celebrated a firefighter's 16 years of service on social media, reflecting the community's appreciation for their dedication and commitment.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking help to identify an individual tied to an investigation, without sharing names publicly to protect privacy rights.

Deputy Detrick in Lorain County stopped an impaired driver, preventing potential harm, with the Sheriff's Office highlighting the event and stressing the importance of sober driving.

Cleveland State's men's and women's swimming & diving teams earned Scholar All-America Team awards for high GPAs in Spring 2025, with individual members also recognized for academic and athletic excellence.

Cleveland opened several recreation centers as cooling shelters to help residents beat the heatwave, reflecting the city's proactive response to ensure public well-being during high temperatures.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person in a case, urging public not to post names but call Officer Speight at (330) 834-3960 with info.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying people linked to an investigation, asking for tips via social media without disclosing names publicly.

A weather forecast predicts a fluctuating front bringing rain and possible thunderstorms to northern Ohio and nearby regions, with potential flooding and choppy Lake Erie conditions.

Medina County Sheriff's Office thanks the community on social media for a successful 4th of July parade, highlighting the involvement and positive response from locals.

Cleveland Fire invites locals to their free Ice Cream Social event on July 12, featuring food, fire education, child fingerprinting, adoptable dogs, vendors, and fire trucks.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts low 90s temperatures and a cold front, with potential thunderstorms and localized flooding expected.

Deputies were dispatched to an Ohio mink farm where 2000 mink were released, an act claimed by animal liberation activists and under investigation for its criminal nature and potential impact on animal welfare.

A Painesville house fire on Independence Day, suspected to have started from a garbage can, required multiple fire departments' response and resulted in $50,000 in damages. No injuries were reported.