Ian Rich was sentenced to 40 to 46.5 years for involuntary manslaughter and attempted murder in the I-77 shooting that killed David Perez and injured his wife.

Three teenagers were shot at a Cleveland apartment complex. Police believe it may involve an exchange of gunfire between two victims. An investigation is ongoing.

Akron launches its Summer Food Service Program on June 9, providing free meals to children and teens under 18.

Akron's Mayor Malik delivered the State of the City Address, emphasizing the Together for Akron Plan with four key initiatives and a commitment to transparency and progress. The event featured cultural performances and local pride.

NWS Cleveland forecasts a southeast-moving cold front, possible severe thunderstorms, and a low flooding threat, with variable conditions and temperatures near normal.

The Jackson Township Police are seeking help to identify persons in case #25-21783, urging private tips to Officer Kakoules at (330) 834-3960 or using an anonymous line.

Cleveland City Council reports ending exhibitions at I-X Center for a Fortune 500 company lease, leads urban renewal, invests in technology, opposes new Browns stadium funding, celebrates Pride Month, and introduces a Commission on Black Males.

Andrew Zelina, a Cleveland State University graduate, was hired to create a digital museum for KeyBank’s 200th anniversary, emphasizing the linkage between academic knowledge and practical application in the banking sector.

Mayor Justin M. Bibb has proposed legislation to improve safety in Cleveland's parking facilities, requiring operators to submit security plans for police approval.

Cleveland State University highlighted graduate Lila Ostrander's achievements in both academics and community involvement, emphasizing her roles in the Campus Activities Board and extracurricular activities.

Cleveland anticipates mixed weather with near-record heat, thunderstorms, and mugginess as a cold front moves in, bringing storm risks, especially in northwest Ohio.

The Gahanna Police shared a playful social media post about a lost dog, showcasing their community-oriented approach and adding a light-hearted moment to their public engagement.

Over 20,000 people attended The Cleveland Market at Tyler Village, engaging with over 100 local vendors, showcasing Cleveland's culture and supporting small businesses.