Akron police charged Aaron Feaster with the murder of Michael Zaro, found dead in a tent from suspected foul play.

A 78-year-old man was arrested in Avon Lake for stabbing his wife; she survived with serious injuries. His charges include attempted murder and felonious assault.

The Mentor Police Department uses bait boxes with GPS to catch package thieves, advises residents to report thefts, and utilizes a city camera system to prevent "porch piracy."

Mayor Justin M. Bibb appointed three new members to the Cleveland Metropolitan School District board, selected from 42 candidates, to enhance the district's progression and student opportunities.

A multi-hazard winter storm with high winds and heavy snow will hit Cleveland and the Great Lakes region, resulting in dangerous travel conditions and potential snow squall warnings.

Two people were arrested by the Ohio State Highway Patrol in connection with September's street takeovers in Cleveland. They face charges including obstruction of justice and possession of criminal tools.

Three men plead guilty to multiple homicides in Cleveland, with the prosecutor labeling them as extremely violent juveniles. They linked the crimes through evidence and are facing lengthy prison sentences.

Two teens were injured in an "unprovoked" shooting in Parma; suspect Dameon Kijanski was charged with felonious assault and is held on $1 million bond.

Mentor, Ohio's Public Works crews work tirelessly to clear over 20 inches of snow from city roads. Residents are responsible for their driveways, and Lake County and state departments manage highways. The city urges safe snowplow distance.

The City of Mentor has extended its yard waste collection to December 20 due to a snowstorm. After a temporary halt on December 9, collections resumed on December 9.

Mentor's annual Community Tree Lighting Ceremony will be held on December 3 at the Mentor Municipal Center. It will feature holiday music, Santa Claus, and light refreshments.

Despite criticism over taxpayer funding, Cleveland's City Council has approved $20 million for repairs at Progressive Field and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

A woman in Canton, Ohio, was sentenced to 12 months in prison for killing and trying to eat a cat, which she pleaded guilty to as a fifth-degree felony for animal cruelty.