The NWS in Cleveland warns of an upcoming mix of rapid snowfall and plummeting temperatures affecting Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania starting Wednesday afternoon.

A 72-year-old woman died after being struck by a car driven by a 90-year-old woman in a church parking lot in Coventry Township. An investigation is underway.

Deputy Sheriff Craig Ali of Lorain County was sworn in as the Second Vice President of the Greater Cleveland Chapter of NOBLE, with extensive law enforcement and academic experience.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office encourages continuous vigilance against crime in the new year, highlighting their "Monday's Most Wanted" list and offering a reward for tips.

Local residents attended Sandusky's City Commission meeting for community discussions, with the option to watch a livestream if unable to attend in person.

Westlake, Ohio requests residents keep dogs off the $5 million Parkside Fields to prevent turf damage, warning that non-compliance might lead to restricted access.

Loveland City Hall exhibits Joy Osborne's watercolor art, capturing local landscapes and historic scenes, accessible to the public during office hours.

The Hilliard Boulevard in Westlake, Ohio was closed after a utility pole and wires fell, affecting traffic and power, with emergency crews responding without a set reopening time.

Frederick Douglass High School partners with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to hold a produce giveaway in Euclid, offering free food without requiring ID on January 13, with distribution in the school's back parking lot.

Cuyahoga County raises awareness on microplastics in Great Lakes, with studies showing tap water has fewer microplastics than bottled. A documentary screening is planned.

Cleveland plans to install new electric vehicle chargers at Michael Zone and Sterling Recreation Centers, with a public comment period open until February 6, 2026.

Cleveland Fire Department is investigating an intentionally set fire in an apartment building on Cedar Avenue that caused no injuries and $1,000 in damages.

Cleveland anticipates severe winter weather, including accumulating snow and extreme cold, that may disrupt travel and daily life, as per the National Weather Service's Cleveland office.