Travis Ingram Jr. was sentenced for the murder of rapper Charles Smith (B-Att) at the Doll House nightclub. He will be eligible for parole after 21 years.

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport now accepts mobile driver's licenses and state IDs at TSA checkpoints, offering enhanced convenience and security to travelers.

Cuyahoga County has revealed plans for a new Central Services Campus to incorporate rehabilitation services into its correctional facility. The project aims to improve inmate outcomes and is set to begin construction this year.

Two Indian nationals were convicted in Ohio for a money laundering scheme targeting the savings of victims in several states.

Devon Jones is charged with the murder of rapper Carlos Banks in Cleveland, facing multiple related crimes, including aggravated robbery and kidnapping.

A crash on I-90 West in Cleveland injured three and caused significant traffic delays. The westbound lane was closed but later reopened. The cause is under investigation.

Former MetroHealth CEO Dr. Airica Steed sues the hospital and board over her firing, alleging discrimination, harassment, and a toxic work environment.

Cleveland anticipates mixed wintry weather, with advisories for potential icy conditions Wednesday into Thursday and another wintry mix over the weekend.

The Mentor Channel, broadcasting city council proceedings since 1990, is now available on various digital devices, allowing residents to stay updated on local governance from anywhere.

Akron will plant 1,800 trees 2025 to improve its urban canopy, enhance sustainability, and provide health benefits. Residents will be notified and can consult the Tree Commission. The effort will cost $750,000 and include hiring three arborists.

A Wisconsin man is indicted for allegedly smuggling firearms and parts to Saudi Arabia, using appliances to conceal the items, facing up to 42 years in prison if convicted.

Ohio's Attorney General Dave Yost visited East Palestine on the derailment's second anniversary, emphasizing continued legal efforts to seek justice and revealing that the lawsuit against Norfolk Southern is in the discovery phase.

Comedy magician Trent James will perform at the Mentor Community Recreation Center on April 25, featuring a blend of humor and magic. Tickets are $5, free for kids under 2.