Alliance police shot and killed a man suspected of fatally shooting a woman at an apartment complex, now under investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.

Darrin Welch was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering high school student Antenio Louis. He awaits trial for another murder, potentially facing an additional life sentence.

Zachary Saliba has been charged with Aggravated Vehicular Homicide following the death of journalist Bill Safos, who was hit by a vehicle in Lakewood, Ohio.

A car caught fire at a Sheetz gas station in Twinsburg, but quick-acting employees and firefighters contained the blaze without injuring anyone. A fuel pump is offline for inspection.

Cleveland's Edgewater neighborhood experienced a water main break causing road closures and advising motorists to avoid the area. Repair crews were dispatched with no set timeline for completion.

Ohio's attorney general seeks dismissal of the Browns' federal lawsuit, arguing that the Modell Law is constitutional and that the dispute belongs in state court, not federal court.

A school bus with 48 students was rear-ended by a car in Lake Township, resulting in minor injuries to three students; OSHP emphasized the need for driver vigilance around buses.

A large house fire in Painesville, Ohio, led to a multi-department response and road closures on Mentor Avenue. All occupants evacuated safely, but the fire displaced 11 people.

A two-vehicle crash on I-71 in Cleveland resulted in the death of a 27-year-old man and a temporary closure of the highway.

Cleveland officer Deonte L. White was charged with OVI after crashing into a pole, facing additional weapons and traffic charges, and is off duty pending investigation.

Tommy Rees, a former Notre Dame quarterback and tight ends coach, has been promoted to offensive coordinator by the Cleveland Browns, taking over from the recently dismissed Ken Dorsey.

A man in Mentor escaped an overnight house fire thanks to his functioning smoke detector. The fire department highlighted the incident to stress the importance of such devices.

Elyria Police Chief William Pelko will retire after a career marked by progress and controversy, including an incident involving improper police entry and the use of a flashbang.