Lake County residents are targeted by a phone scam with callers posing as law enforcement seeking money to clear fake arrest warrants, warned by the Sheriff's Office.

Task force arrests Michael Sanchez Roman, wanted for aggravated murder, after weeks of searching. He was involved in a fatal February 1 shooting and was arrested with a child present.

An Ohio woman lost her savings in a cryptocurrency scam after trusting a "wrong number" text. The fraud affected 33 people nationwide, and law enforcement is seeking to recover over $8.2 million in USDT cryptocurrency.

The Cleveland Monsters partnered with the Black Girl Hockey Club to host an inclusive skating event for 40 sixth-grade girls. The event focused on community and introduced the girls to ice sports and industry careers.

Cleveland Police commemorated the centennial of Officer Henry Richter's death by highlighting his service and recounting the events that led to his sacrifice in the line of duty.

A meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy ended in discord, affecting the Ukrainian community in Northeast Ohio and raising concerns about trust and support between the US and Ukraine.

The National Weather Service predicts a cold start to March in Cleveland with high pressure and sub-freezing temperatures, some snow showers, and gusty winds easing by Sunday.

The City of Akron invites the public to a March 18 open house for input on the Innerbelt Master Plan, emphasizing community-driven development supported by a $10 million federal grant.

A 63-year-old woman was rescued from icy waters in New Franklin after police and firefighters responded to distress calls. Visibility was low, but rescuers managed to save her from severe hypothermia.

Akron will start preparing for the Bowery Street Bridge project on Monday. The project includes replacing the deck and sidewalk and raising the bike path, with local businesses engaged.

Youngstown, Ohio, launched an aerospace and defense innovation hub with $62 million in funding. The hub aims to advance tech, have a local economic impact, and create jobs.

Detective Zola from Cleveland Police District 2 was named Officer of the Month for his dedication to resolving cases of missing persons, as announced on their Facebook page.

Two law enforcement professionals in East Cleveland have been charged with felonies, including tampering and obstruction, as announced by Prosecutor O'Malley.