A fire in Brunswick Hills displaced a family after their garage blaze spread to their home; multiple fire departments responded, with no injuries reported.

Kia Sorento caught fire due to an active recall issue in South Euclid; the fire was contained with no injuries, highlighting the importance of addressing recalls.

Kent State University's international student and graduates face visa revocations, causing unrest on campus and prompting university support and guidance.

Ronald Lee was found safe after being reported missing. The City of Solon, Ohio Police Department had issued an alert as he is diabetic and needed medication. Details of his discovery were not disclosed.

The Shaker Heights Library reopened after a shooting involving local students left one dead and the community showing support through flowers and hot chocolate.

NWS in Cleveland ends Flood Watch, predicts cooler temps and scattered snow showers, with possible impacts on bloomed vegetation.

Dominic Marian was taken into police custody after a standoff in Elyria due to federal probation violations. The local community sheltered in place and roads were closed during negotiations.

A former Ohio nanny, Molly Duncan, faces charges of sexual exploitation and distribution of child abuse material, with potential prison sentences ranging from 15 to 50 years.

Mayor Justin Bibb of Cleveland opposes EPA's proposed rollbacks on environmental regulations, stressing the threat to air, water, and safety progress. He emphasizes Cleveland's environmental legacy and urges unity against these measures.

Jackpot Street Food in Mentor, Ohio offers a diverse menu, featuring wings, mac & cheese, and quesadillas, growing from a food truck to a brick-and-mortar establishment and emphasizing community involvement.

Daniel Palko Jr. died in a car crash in Huron County; authorities are investigating speed and alcohol as possible factors.

Mentor announces its 2025 yard waste collection, an Adult Flashlight Dash event, the municipal tax deadline, and is hiring for the summer recreation program.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for several Northeast Ohio counties due to rain and thunderstorms, with concerns over localized flooding.