A 63-year-old woman was rescued from icy waters in New Franklin after police and firefighters responded to distress calls. Visibility was low, but rescuers managed to save her from severe hypothermia.

Akron will start preparing for the Bowery Street Bridge project on Monday. The project includes replacing the deck and sidewalk and raising the bike path, with local businesses engaged.

Youngstown, Ohio, launched an aerospace and defense innovation hub with $62 million in funding. The hub aims to advance tech, have a local economic impact, and create jobs.

Detective Zola from Cleveland Police District 2 was named Officer of the Month for his dedication to resolving cases of missing persons, as announced on their Facebook page.

Two law enforcement professionals in East Cleveland have been charged with felonies, including tampering and obstruction, as announced by Prosecutor O'Malley.

A Chardon man was arrested for impersonating an Amazon delivery driver to commit an armed robbery, claiming $4,000. He has no ties to Amazon and has a prior record.

U.S. Marshals arrested fugitive Dayshon Lewis in Akron for a bond violation related to drug charges and firearm violations. Two guns, cash, and drugs were seized.

A weather report warns Cleveland of a cold front with strong winds, light rain, and snow flurries, followed by a brief warm-up before another potential storm midweek.

Akron Police are seeking the public's help to identify suspects in a felony theft involving a stolen wallet and fraudulent card use at Summit Mall. They encourage tip-offs via various anonymous channels.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik has announced $2,000 in mini-grants to support 15 women of color running home-based child care as part of a broader support system for local entrepreneurs.

Akron Public Schools adjusts its DEI initiatives to comply with federal directives and avoid losing funding while maintaining a commitment to all students.

Colerain Township police are searching for a suspect after a morning robbery at a PNC Bank. No one was injured, and an undisclosed amount of money was taken.

An Ohio man was indicted for importing Chinese body armor, mislabeling it as U.S.-made, and selling it to law enforcement, which failed to meet NIJ standards.