An officer-involved shooting near Case Western Reserve University led to a campus lockdown. Two suspects were apprehended after a chase and attempted carjacking.

An Ohio man won $500,000 from a lottery ticket after his wife's cancer treatment, planning to use the winnings for medical expenses and future enjoyment.

The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 reminded Cleveland residents via social media that bike lanes are solely for cyclists and must stay clear for safety.

A forecast from the NWS in Cleveland indicates that Northeast Ohio will cool off due to a cold front, with lower temperatures dominating early next week.

The Cleveland Division of Police concluded their senior walk program, fostering relationships with the elderly through regular walks and talks, as shared on their Facebook page.

Cuyahoga County introduces a loan program to support job growth and urban development near transit areas, offering $150K-$2.5M to qualifying projects.

Akron announces Labor Day weekend events, including the Akron Pizza Fest and Akron City Festival, with municipal offices closing to honor the labor movement. Activities include live entertainment, pizza contests, and family-friendly attractions.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office is offering a reward for information on a crime case and emphasizes anonymity for tipsters through the "Reward Wednesday" initiative.

Ohio Highway Technician Petar Mlinac, featured in an ODOT social media post, shares the dangers road workers face and urges drivers to be vigilant for their safety.

Lakewood Police introduced "Coffee With A Vet," a program fostering dialogue between police veterans and the veteran community, emphasizing kinship and support.

Portage County's Water Resources payment portal will be down from September 3 to 10 for a system upgrade. Residents must pay bills by mail or in person during this time.

A dual citizen Nigerian monarch, Joseph Oloyede, received a 56-month prison sentence in the U.S. for fraud and tax crimes, involving over $4.2 million from federal pandemic relief programs.

Cleveland experiences cooler than usual temperatures for the end of August due to an upper-level trough, with a forecast for lower temps and possible record-setting cold.