Increased patrols on a section of I-90 in Northeast Ohio have led to a 10% reduction in car crashes, as part of a safety initiative by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

A Copley man received a 13-year sentence for crimes related to child sexual abuse material, following a guilty plea for receipt, distribution, and possession.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office has arrested James Douglas Meadows, a 37-year-old wanted man, without incident, ending their search in the local area.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person of interest in an investigation, urging contact with Officer Grimmett or the anonymous tip line.

Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person related to Case #25-16702 and ask for information to be directed to Officer Grimmett or the tip line.

Matthew Lamp from Coventry Township was sentenced to 130 months in federal prison for transporting and possessing child pornography, with a $20,000 restitution order for his crimes.

An Ohio man, Joshua Fortson, has been sentenced to 29 years for meth trafficking and firearm possession, following evidence of his connection to MS-13 and extensive distribution operations in Akron.

A warm front is set to bring scattered showers and temperatures into the 70s in Cleveland, with potential for severe storms and high winds over the weekend.

Lt. Ankhenaton from Cuyahoga County's Protective Services interacted with students at a career fair, discussing law enforcement careers and strengthening community ties.

Residents were advised to stay indoors during a manhunt for James Meadows in Lorain County. He was wanted on a warrant and believed to be hiding near Russia Road.

Concerns arise over the potential closure and sale of the Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building in downtown Cleveland, impacting local economy and services.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose supports President Trump's executive order on election integrity, noting Ohio's alignment with several measures and readiness to collaborate on enhancing election procedures.

Callie M. Cripps was appointed executive director of the Shaker Heights Development Corporation, bringing her economic development experience to the city's commercial revitalization efforts.