Jackson Township Police are seeking help to identify two women in an investigation led by Officer Kakoules, asking for confidential tips via phone or an anonymous line.

A Venezuelan in Ohio faces charges including illegal firearm possession and using false documents after enrolling in a local school under false pretenses.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office celebrated two members graduating from the Leadership Lorain County program, highlighting their personal and community leadership growth.

Westlake man pleads not guilty to charges including attempted murder after a woman was found strangled in the street.

A low-pressure system is bringing cool weather and rain to Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, with lake-enhanced showers expected. Conditions should improve by early next week as high pressure moves in.

Akron police are searching for Bikash Tamang, suspect in a shooting at Royal Palace that injured two. He faces several charges and is considered armed and dangerous.

Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren faces calls for resignation amid allegations of antisemitic remarks by his wife, responding with a video statement and addressing the controversy.

Cosmax USA agreed to pay $6 million in a settlement over false claims and misuse of federal Paycheck Protection Program funds, following allegations of providing false information to secure loans.

Deborah from Canton, Ohio, won $150,000 from a $5 Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket. After taxes, she'll net about $108,000. The winning ticket was purchased at a GetGo station.

Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials pulled out of Greater Cleveland Partnership committees after GCP backed the proposed Brook Park stadium, highlighting urban vs. suburban development tensions.

Residents in Garfield Heights are urging officials to close the Showcase Bar & Grille after recurring violence, including shootings that have raised safety concerns in the neighborhood.

Police seek help identifying a suspect in vehicle break-ins in Springfield, particularly targeting Kias. They released poor quality surveillance footage to get public assistance.

Operation Washout led by U.S. Marshal Pete Elliott and Sheriff Frank Leonbruno in Lake County resulted in 50 arrests, diminishing the most wanted list, targeting violent felony warrants linked to narcotics.