The Geauga County Sheriff's Office participated in Amish Safety Day to share safety tips and bolster ties with the Amish community, focusing on road, internet, and fraud safety.

A lost dog was found by Mayfield Heights Police and awaits to be claimed by her owners. The department seeks community help via Facebook post with a contact number.

A cow that fell onto a highway was rescued by Akron Police and firefighters, and later taken in by FOCUS Rescue & Rehabilitation, where it now thrives.

Browns QB Kenny Pickett injured his hamstring, affecting the team's QB competition and giving more practice time to rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

A car show in LaGrange supported local heroes by donating proceeds to the LaGrange Firefighter Association, which will help families of injured Lorain Police Officers.

Sheriff Jack Hall honored law enforcement parents on National Parents Day for balancing duties between work and home, acknowledging their sacrifices and resilience in serving both their families and community.

Officer Phillip Wagner of the Lorain Police Department died following an ambush shooting. His funeral, with military honors, is set for family and officers. He leaves behind a wife and children and had served in the U.S. Marine Corps.

A forecast by NWS Cleveland predicts relief from high temperatures in Northern Ohio following another hot day, with a cold front bringing cooler weather and potential for showers midweek.

A fire in a Maple Heights apartment was quickly contained by the fire departments, with no injuries reported, and affected residents were aided by the Red Cross. The cause is under investigation.

Police in Medina, Ohio, responded to vandalism and a shooting on Friday night, resulting in the arrest of 33-year-old David J. Oberacker after a man was found shot on Baxter Street.

Parma firefighters, including FF Doug Green and team, rescued a puppy trapped in a vent, with help from FF Ryan Sholtis' father's multi-tool. They named the pup "Cinco."

Ohio Officer Brent Payne was released from the hospital after surviving an ambush attack that injured him and others, including a fatally wounded colleague.

The Cleveland Browns signed former UFL running back Toa Taua, addressing their need for depth in the backfield.