The Elyria community and police successfully located a missing 12-year-old autistic boy, Billy Utsinger, using social media to unite and coordinate search efforts.

Cleveland's eastbound Shoreway at West 45th Street will close for water main repairs after Friday morning rush hour, with detours suggested via I-90 or Detroit Avenue.

The Resident is expected to experience an Indian summer with warm temperatures and clear skies, while the Midwest will remain sunny and dry into the next week.

The U.S. Attorney's Office announces immigration enforcement actions, including sentences for illegal reentry and new indictments, as part of "Operation Take Back America."

Elyria, Ohio, announces lane reductions on Broad Street via Facebook due to tree removal with a crane, causing minor delays on September 29 and 30, starting at 7 a.m.

The Guardians lost 7-3 to the Rangers, but remain tied for the AL Central lead with the Tigers, who also lost. Playoff prospects are favorable for Cleveland, holding a tiebreaker over Detroit.

A man and a 3-year-old were rescued from Lake Erie after falling overboard, with a multi-agency effort involving the U.S. Coast Guard and no reported injuries.

Parma City School District requires elementary and middle school students to be accompanied by an adult at football games for better behavior monitoring and safety.

A missing 4-year-old boy from Sandusky, Ohio, was safely recovered in Indiana, leading to the arrest of his mother, Sidney Simcox, and Thomas Richards.

Ohio's weekend weather forecast promises clear skies and warmth, with sunny conditions and temperatures reaching the lower to mid-80s, sustained by high pressure systems.

Lakewood officials began the Lakewood Downtown Development Project, aiming to revitalize the area with new housing, retail space, a public plaza, and community areas, set to complete in Spring 2028.

The Akron Fire Union rejected a fact-finder's report on its contract negotiations with the city, prompting a move to binding conciliation. Mayor Malik emphasized balance and fairness in talks.

The North Royalton Fire Department identified a non-hazardous gas leak at 13910 Stoney Creek, responsible for a strong odor, with repairs to be expedited within the next three weeks. Columbia Gas encourages reporting gas smells to ensure safety.