Cleveland State University has ended its U-Pass program due to House Bill 96, prompting debate on the interpretation of the law and leading to discussions for an alternative transit solution for students.

The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is probing an officer-involved shooting in Hudson, where a police officer shot a man wielding a hammer who had confronted drivers.

Rashawn Emmanuel Phillips was arrested in Canton following a raid seizing drugs, cash, a gun, and vehicles. He faces multiple drug-related felony charges.

Akron Fire Department responded to a house fire on W. Sunset View Dr., containing the blaze with no injuries, and the Red Cross assisted the homeowner. Cause under investigation.

Search efforts are underway for missing 16-year-old Vincent Pabon who is suspected of drowning in the Black River. His companion, Jacob Rosado, faces charges related to the incident. Authorities are using advanced equipment in a challenging terrain.

Two East Cleveland police officers were shot while responding to a domestic dispute, leading to an ongoing manhunt and increased law enforcement presence in the area.

Cleveland expects a hot weekend with dry conditions and possibly reaching the lower 90s, followed by increased heat and humidity before a cold front potentially brings storms and cooler weather next week.

The Ohio Department of Transportation introduces highway worker Gina Spaller, emphasizing her personal life and the importance of road safety for workers like her. They advocate for drivers to #SlowDown and #MoveOver to protect roadside workers.

A missing Lorain County man intending to attend a car show was found safe and reunited with his family, with law enforcement's rapid response and technology aiding the search.

The Cleveland Police honored Purple Heart recipients on National Purple Heart Day, expressing gratitude for their courage and sacrifice in a Facebook post.

Chris Ronayne was appointed the first-ever Chair of the Great Lakes Regional Forum by NACo President J.D. Clark, focusing on regional challenges and collaborations.

Cleveland Fire Department shares fire safety tips during the Mayor's Night Out Against Crime, focusing on actions like shouting "FIRE" if an alarm sounds, getting low to avoid smoke, and having a designated meeting spot to ensure everyone's safety.

Cleveland expresses pride in hosting the 2025 National Association of Black Journalists Convention, anticipating professional growth and community benefits.