The sentencing of ex-East Cleveland Mayor Brandon King and former councilman Ernest Smith is delayed, awaiting a new court date for corruption charges.

The National Weather Service warns of potential severe weather in Eastern Ohio, including strong thunderstorms with damaging winds, large hail, and possible tornadoes, especially east of I-77 this afternoon. Clearer skies expected Tuesday.

Antoine Pixley is accused of stabbing his roommate to death and injuring his parents in Akron. He was arrested after fleeing, and now faces multiple charges.

A flamingo statue in Parma, Ohio, dedicated by Dennis Vasko to his granddaughter, was stolen. Police are investigating; previous thefts have seen consequences for the perpetrators.

The E. 79th Street Blue-Green Line station in Cleveland is closing for 12-14 months starting June 9 for improvements, with alternative transportation options available.

A shooting in downtown Painesville led to the closure of the intersection at N State Street and Erie Street; police are investigating and the area remains closed.

Cleveland Police seek help finding missing juvenile Cimone Terrell, last seen near Humphrey Park. Public urged to contact authorities with information.

The NWS in Cleveland predicts rain and severe storms early in the week for Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, with variable temperatures and the potential for heavy rain and flash flooding.

A Canadian man, Dontavius Forbes, pled guilty to possessing and planning to distribute 90 pounds of ecstasy in the U.S. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

The US Attorney’s Office in Ohio indicted two Mexican nationals for illegal reentry, with one also facing identity fraud charges. An indictment does not imply guilt; sentence depends on trial outcomes.

Marjory Ann Paul, an 86-year-old missing woman, was found safe in Pennsylvania after a widespread search involving public and law enforcement efforts.

Akron unveils renovated Patterson Park Community Center, funded by American Rescue Plan Act, featuring recreational facilities and community spaces, with a grand opening set for June 10th.

Akron's Lock 3 Park hosted "Our First Cruise into Summer Event" with food, games, music, and police-community unity, thanks to the Akron Police and local sponsors.