A shooting at the Cuyahoga County Fair resulted in an investigation and continued operations despite the incident.

A man was shot and his car stolen while loading groceries outside a Giant Eagle in Maple Heights. The suspect fled, and the victim was hospitalized. No arrests yet; police seek information.

Akron prepares for its Third Annual City Festival on August 31, featuring a parade, entertainment, and family activities to celebrate and support students for the new school year.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a warm and humid weekend with possible isolated showers in Northwest Ohio, followed by a cooler midweek with a cold front bringing showers and potential localized flooding.

Cleveland man Gerald M. Cook Jr., 38, was sentenced to 248 months for drug trafficking and firearms possession.

Recent immigration enforcement in Ohio led to charges for illegal reentry against individuals from Honduras and Mexico, with two Mexican citizens sentenced to time served. The cases stem from DOJ's "Operation Take Back America."

The Fairview Park Police continue to seek information on the 1977 disappearance of 17-year-old Yvonne Regler, last seen at a gas station where she was unexpectedly working.

Natalie McDaniel, wife of Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren, was indicted on felony trespassing charges for allegedly entering a resident's home without permission.

Superintendent Angela Belcher was arrested for DUI after a golf cart crash, her cart's headlights were off, and she showed signs of impairment. She pleaded not guilty.

The Cleveland Guardians beat the Chicago White Sox 9-5, with C.J. Kayfus and Carlos Santana driving in multiple runs, while Aaron Civale struggled, giving up nine runs.

The National Weather Service predicts hot and humid conditions with possible showers and thunderstorms in Cleveland through Friday, with potential heavy rains mid-week due to an uncertain cold front.

Authorities in Ohio raided four massage parlors in a human trafficking crackdown, seizing evidence and emphasizing the protection of vulnerable individuals.

Cleveland Heights mayor's wife, Natalie McDaniel, indicted for trespassing after surveillance video showed her entering a home uninvited.