Myesha Watkins has been named the new Administrator of Cuyahoga County's Office of Violence Prevention, set to lead efforts in community-based violence prevention, effective August 11.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that police do not need a warrant to access a suspect's single location data shared via an app, based on the third-party doctrine.

The Cleveland Fire Department helped with a community event to distribute essentials to Garden Valley residents, needing future donations of cookware and bedding.

Angelina Williams was sentenced to 19 to 23.5 years in prison for her involvement in a child abuse case where her son was handcuffed and attacked by a pit bull. She had pleaded guilty to several charges.

Deputies arrested two individuals for stealing copper piping from Green Middle School in Summit County after observing their suspicious activity at night.

PUCO has launched an official investigation into FirstEnergy Corp's power outages in Lakewood and parts of Cleveland, following local leaders' demands for action.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts a typical summer weather pattern for Northeast Ohio with sun, heat, and occasional thunderstorms as Independence Day approaches.

The Jackson Township Police Department requests help identifying a person related to an investigation, emphasizing confidentiality and providing contact and anonymous tip line numbers.

Doyral Wynn, 19, is indicted for a series of crimes in Cuyahoga County, including the sexual assault of a mother and her daughter, and a shooting incident.

Cleveland has established June 30th as Carl B. Stokes Day to honor the city's first Black mayor and his contributions to civil rights and urban renewal.

A boat capsized in Lake Erie near Avon Lake, resulting in a man's death. Emergency services responded, and the Coast Guard conducted a search for additional victims but found none. Safety reminders were issued ahead of July 4.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham sparked a debate about WNBA expansion into Cleveland and Detroit, questioning the cities' appeal, which led to responses defending Cleveland by athletes and officials.

Ohio's Board of Professional Conduct schedules disciplinary hearings for legal professionals, including a former judge, with proceedings open to the public and documents available online, though dates may change.