Cleveland Fire introduces Firepup, their newest member, at a community Ice Cream Social where attendees can also meet adoptable dogs from City Dogs Cleveland.

The Jackson Township Police Department is requesting help to identify an individual for a case, urging privacy for the uncharged person, and providing contact info for tips.

Akron Police and the FBI seized guns, drugs, and cash on Nestor Avenue, aiming to disrupt violent crime and drug trafficking in the community. No arrests were announced.

Jason Voskion led a police chase, attempted to hit an officer with his car, was pursued across jurisdictions, and eventually captured. No officers were injured.

The NWS Cleveland update forecasts a stalled front causing heavy rain and potential localized flooding in Ohio with cooler temperatures, followed by drier weather Sunday and increasing warmth and showers into the week.

ODOT announces upcoming I-480 lane closure and overnight Snow Rd. closure in Cleveland, advising motorists to prepare for tighter traffic and seek alternative routes.

The Akron Police Department has updated its Property Checks Program, now including door hangers after checks, providing feedback and safety tips through QR codes, as part of their Community Engagement Strategy.

ODOT has announced upcoming I-90 and SR 528 interchange ramp closures in Lake County due to safety improvements starting June 16. Detours will be marked.

Security company owner Robert Hocevar pleaded guilty to charges including stalking and unauthorized access after using security systems to harass women.

Akron firefighters conducted intensive training exercises, including simulations of house fires, to enhance skill readiness and practice leadership for lieutenant candidates, as highlighted by the Akron Fire Fighters Association Local 330.

Nick Chubb pens a heartfelt thank you on Instagram to Browns fans after moving to the Texans, expressing gratitude for his time in Cleveland and leaving the possibility of a future reunion open.

Akron will close government offices on June 19 to observe Juneteenth, while maintaining normal curb service. Mayor Malik reflects on the holiday's importance and the ongoing quest for equality.

Cleveland prepares for the "No Kings" protest and other events by implementing safety measures and parking restrictions, while police ensure support for peaceful assembly rights.