An NTSB report found that a mislabeled active gas line led to a fatal explosion at a Youngstown bank, with insufficient evacuation procedures contributing to casualties.

Post-Minneapolis shooting, national response includes Ohio boosting school safety with expert advice and funding, a rise in districts with armed staff, strategies for discussing safety with kids, and increased community-police unity in schools.

The NWS predicts dry, cool conditions for Cleveland, with temperatures dropping later in the week. Expect calm boating on Lake Erie, with VFR flying conditions until a mid-week disturbance.

Revere High School canceled a football game against Akron Garfield due to two players with Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease; Akron decided not to play, and officials seek to reschedule events.

Charles Roberts is suing the Mansfield Police Department and Officer Michael Nelson for injuries sustained when he was body slammed by Nelson for jaywalking.

Two armed suspects led police on a chase ending near Case Western Reserve University, resulting in a shelter-in-place order and an officer-involved shooting.

An Ohio mother charged with aggravated murder following the drowning of her husband and son, allegedly acted under "spiritual delusions" and divine instruction.

The Tuscarawas County community is rallying support for Mayson White, a paralyzed high school football player, with fundraising and "whiteout" events.

Over 30 Mapleton District students hospitalized with symptoms like headaches and nausea, with full recovery expected. Schools were evacuated; causes under investigation.

Cleveland is experiencing pleasant weather with cooler air and temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s under clear skies. Mild conditions will persist with a chance of rain midweek and a brief warm-up before cooling again.

ODOT District 12 announces I-90 eastbound lane reduction between Hillard Blvd. and Alger Rd. starting September 2, cautioning Cleveland drivers of potential delays.

The Summit County Jail launched an educational initiative to help inmates earn high school diplomas, aimed at reducing recidivism and aiding future employment.

The final "Chat with the Mayor" event in Shaker Heights is announced for September 20 on the Market Hall patio, where residents can discuss local issues.