Jeffry Wyman received 17.5 to 21.5 years in prison for a shooting in Painesville Township after pleading guilty to charges including Felonious Assault.

Cleveland Police welcomed its 159th Academy Class, emphasizing the need for courage, commitment, and compassion in a time of increased expectations for policing reform and community engagement.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to identify three suspects involved in a lawn mower theft on March 10, 2025, in Sheffield Township.

Lorain County Sheriff's corrections officers received specialized ground defense training to enhance their ability to manage physical confrontations in jails.

A dog with a blue harness but no tags was found early morning on a street corner in Jackson Township, and the police are seeking help to reunite it with its owner.

The Cleveland City Council labeled gun violence a public health crisis, with Councilman Starr leading the effort, to enable a comprehensive approach and use of funds for education, mental health, and prevention.

Summit County Sheriff's Office reports a reduction in crime in Coventry Township and the City of Green, with significant decreases in theft, burglary, and vehicle thefts; however, a slight increase in robberies and two homicides were noted.

Cleveland is expected to experience severe weather, including thunderstorms and strong winds, due to a low-pressure system. There is a potential for hail and tornadoes, with uncertainty regarding the exact timing and locations of the storms.

Akron firefighters are performing a charity concert for the MDA on May 24 at the Upper Deck, with proceeds from the sale of band tee-shirts also going to the cause.

Fred Mitchell, husband of Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell, passed away, with a viewing on May 2 and a funeral on May 3 at Westside Baptist Church, as Lewisville mourns. Donations can be made to the Lewisville Noon Rotary Club.

The Jackson Township Police are seeking public help to identify witnesses for Case 25-23446. They've posted photos and urge people to contact Officer Hiller with information.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to identify individuals for a case, asking for tips to be called into 440-286-1234 with reference to report number G25-07814.

Jackson Township Police in Ohio seek public help to identify a person in an investigation. Guidelines to respect the uncharged individual's privacy are emphasized.