The trial of Bionca Ellis for the murder of 3-year-old Julian Wood continues, with key witness testimony, including the victim's mother's account of the attack. Ellis pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.

Mark Souther discusses his "Green Book Cleveland" project, emphasizing the importance of remembering places significant to Black history in Northeast Ohio.

Fairview Park is seeking a new Ward 5 Council Representative after a vacancy on October 6, with the application deadline set for October 22, and interviews on October 27.

The Cleveland Police is investigating a sensitive case involving minors as both victims and suspects, with details withheld to protect the integrity of the investigation and privacy rights.

Cleveland State University introduces an integrated Mathematics/Statistics + Economics BA designed to meet local labor demands and prepare versatile graduates.

Emergency repairs on the W. 117th bridge in Cleveland will cause traffic delays on I-90, with lane closures and detours in place for about a month starting October 17.

Cleveland is experiencing calm weather under Canadian high pressure, with clear skies expected into Friday night and a minor frost risk in some areas.

Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Dept. updates its vehicle pursuit policy to increase safety and adjust officers' response during high-speed chases, as recommended by law enforcement bodies.

Lorain County Sheriff's Office expressed thanks for Partners With Paws' $1,000 donation to their K-9 Unit, highlighting community support and the unit's importance in public safety.

North Ridgeville announced roadwork on Birch Street, starting with milling on October 7 and chip sealing on October 8. Residents should expect detours.

Akron city offices close for Italian-American Heritage Day, but trash services continue. The day celebrates Italian-American contributions to Akron and Summit County.

The trial of Bionca Ellis, accused of murdering a toddler and wounding his mother in a parking lot, has commenced with witness testimonies as her defense cites her mental illness.

Ohio DOT shares tips on social media to help drivers avoid deer collisions, particularly during autumn when deer activity increases due to mating season. Drivers should slow down and not swerve if a deer is in the path.