Northeast Ohio experienced widespread power outages amid a severe heatwave, with over 30,000 residents affected, as utility companies worked on repairs and investigated further disruptions.

The Jackson Township Police in Ohio are seeking public help to identify a person for an investigation, asking for information via various contact methods.

Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office warns of heatwave dangers and reminds public to check for pets and children in cars, while also seeking assistance in locating "Monday's Most Wanted" individuals.

A fire at Cleveland's Lake Road substation caused by an overheated battery led to power outages and ongoing repairs without a set timeline for completion.

Akron mourns the death of Clay Cozart, former president of FOP Lodge 7, recalled as a staunch advocate for workers' rights by the local firefighter community.

An explosion at the Garden Valley apartments in Cleveland resulted in a massive fire, injuries, and a baby being dropped to safety. Firefighters worked into the night to control the blaze.

A fire damaged homes in Cleveland's Garden Valley, displacing families. Local first responders and the Red Cross are aiding the community, and an investigation is underway.

Sheriff Hildenbrand advises on camping safety in a Facebook post, stressing preparation, sharing travel plans, and packing essentials, including supplies for pets.

The Powerball drawing yesterday in Ohio did not result in a jackpot winner, leaving the prize to roll over to $140 million, while numerous participants claimed smaller prizes.

The I-90 & SR 528 interchange closure in Cleveland is extended until June 30 due to subgrade issues on the eastbound entrance ramp; a westbound exit ramp closure starts July 7 for a week.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking help to identify individuals related to a case, asking the public to contact them with information while maintaining privacy.

Akron is launching a Right to Counsel program to support residents facing eviction, with legal aid and services starting September 2025, funded by a $750,000 grant.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland has extended the Heat Advisory due to high temperatures, with a cold front bringing potential thunderstorms and slight cooling.