Jackson Township Police in Ohio seek help identifying an individual linked to case #25-30671, urging contact with Officer Hiller while maintaining privacy.

The Cleveland Police First District requests public assistance in identifying suspects. They have shared images on social media and provided contact information for tips.

Cleveland has declared June 5 as HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, honoring those living with HIV and remembering the journey since the first AIDS reports.

Eagle's Nest Realty Group LLC is set to redevelop the former JFK High School site in Lee-Harvard, aiming for a mixed-use, inclusive district with cultural and civic hubs.

Cleveland's Parks and Recreation Division offers a free pool schedule for summer 2025 starting June 7, featuring both outdoor and indoor pools with activities for all ages. Pools are open with safety measures and require online registration.

Archbishop Hoban High School's teacher Chad Kendall was charged with assault for an incident during a play rehearsal; he has pleaded not guilty and is on leave.

An early morning fire in Painesville destroyed a house, with no injuries reported. The cause is being investigated by the fire department and state authorities.

Cleveland experiences mixed weather with fog, isolated showers, and potential for thunderstorms as a stationary front remains. Clearer skies are expected by Saturday with a mild weekend forecast.

Cleveland Heights residents can use Thornton Park Pool in Shaker Heights due to local pool maintenance from June 5 to 15, with designated swim times.

Ohio grants Cuyahoga County $2M for safety and accessibility improvements for pedestrians and cyclists, affecting Clifton Road and U.S. Bike Route 30/230.

Authorities identified remains found in Ohio as 27-year-old Nathaniel Dabrowski, ending a year-long investigation with the aid of Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner and BCI.

Authorities seek help via social media to identify a body found by the Huron River on May 16, working with the Erie County Coroner and other agencies.

Ian Rich was sentenced to 40 to 46.5 years for involuntary manslaughter and attempted murder in the I-77 shooting that killed David Perez and injured his wife.