OH-TF1, with search dogs, aids in Texas flood recovery after a catastrophe left 129 dead and over 170 missing. The team is digging through debris and has significant public support, with President Trump and Gov. DeWine increasing aid efforts.

Cuyahoga County proposes a $5.5 million initiative for affordable housing, targeting veterans, seniors, and disabled adults using HOME Investment Partnership Act funds, pending council approval.

Jackson Township Police seek public aid to identify a person of interest, stressing confidentiality for the uncharged individual. Contact Officer Watson with info.

Cleveland Police identified an abandoned 3-month-old baby who was found and brought to a police station. The baby is healthy and under child services' care, with the investigation ongoing.

Summer weather includes fluctuating patterns, with possibilities of high pressure, a warm front, showers, thunderstorms, and periods of high humidity and heat.

The Elyria Police Department warns of a 120-day closure on Gulf Road for a water main project, urging drivers and truckers to adhere to detour routes and ordinances.

A 9-year-old boy in Tuscarawas County was injured by shrapnel after striking a bullet with a hammer. He is in stable condition and authorities stress firearms safety.

CMHA announced their latest housing projects for radon mitigation and home repairs in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, and invite public comments on environmental impact findings.

The Cleveland area is set to experience sporadic showers and thunderstorms, with a slight drop in temperature, as a cold front moves through the region. High pressure will bring a brief respite before warming midweek.

The historic CitiCenter building in downtown Akron is set to be transformed into a 116-unit residential community by Welty Development Group, following its purchase from the City of Akron.

A Cuyahoga County judge ruled that Cleveland's lawsuit against the Browns over their planned move to Brook Park can proceed, rejecting the team's dismissal request.

Brandon Kennedy was sentenced to 11-15 years for a crash in Youngstown, killing a child and injuring another. He had a record of license suspensions and vehicular offenses.

Two pediatricians were fired by University Hospitals amid claims of union busting; they contend their dismissal was due to union organizing efforts, sparking community protests.