Cuyahoga County plans a $7 million behavioral health crisis center in Cleveland, offering urgent care for mental health and addiction with funds from the Opioid Settlement.

Multiple injuries occurred when over 100 shots were fired at a large gathering at Akron's Mason Community Learning Center, with teenagers and young adults present. Police have not yet made any arrests and are conducting an investigation.

Cleveland State University's men's lacrosse team received the USILA Team Academic Award, with players Dague, Miller, and Regala earning individual Scholar All-American honors.

Jackson Township Police seek help identifying an individual for their investigation. Contact Officer West at (330) 834-3960 with info, referencing Case 25-36746.

Daniel Mattay's bond was increased to $1.5 million due to new charges of an escape attempt from jail. He is already accused of murdering Ryan Godbey, who is missing.

A murder suspect, Devin Roberts, was arrested in Wheeling, WV by U.S. Marshals after being wanted for murder and other charges related to a Cleveland incident.

A young man, Ar’mon Covington, was shot and killed after confronting someone harassing women at an Akron gas station. Police seek the public's help to find the suspect.

The NWS Cleveland has forecasted brief calm weather in Ohio due to a high-pressure system, with potential thunderstorms midweek and a warm, humid period to follow.

Cleveland firefighters battled a severe 4-alarm industrial fire on the city's East Side, dealing with heavy fire conditions and water supply issues. The cause remains under investigation.

Five people were shot and several injured during an incident in Akron at Mason Community Learning Center's parking lot, involving an unauthorized gathering of up to 150 people.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office is back from the holiday, highlighting the week's "Most Wanted" and offering rewards for information leading to arrests.

The Akron Fire Fighters Association celebrated a firefighter's 16 years of service on social media, reflecting the community's appreciation for their dedication and commitment.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking help to identify an individual tied to an investigation, without sharing names publicly to protect privacy rights.