An 18-year-old was killed and a 19-year-old injured in a Canton double shooting. The incident is under investigation and marks the city's second gun-related homicide in 2024.

A significant water main break near Euclid and Shaw Avenues in East Cleveland has caused road damage and traffic disruption, with police advising motorists to avoid the area.

A 72-year-old man was killed while biking in Lafayette Township when hit by a motorcycle; the motorcyclist sustained minor injuries. No charges have been filed; the OSHP is investigating.

Justin Jones, 24, surrendered after a six-hour standoff in Bedford Heights where he fired at police from his home, leading to no injuries but pending charges.

Cleveland breaks ground on Norma Herr II emergency shelter, a joint effort by Cuyahoga County, the city, and EDEN to tackle homelessness. The shelter will feature personal space and amenities and be funded by federal and city investments.

Chris Ronayne, Cuyahoga County Executive, nominates Harold Pretel and Alexa Beeler for reappointment as Sheriff and Inspector General, pending the County Council's approval.

Unemployment in Mentor, Ohio, has decreased to 3.0%, showing improvement in the local job market and mirroring similar trends across other Ohio cities.

The weather forecast from the National Weather Service in Cleveland shows high pressure stabilizing the region today, with a cold front on Friday bringing possible rain and a temperature drop by the weekend. Next week anticipates a warming trend.

The Lakewood City Council seeks a design professional to join its Architectural Board of Review and will accept applications until December 1.

The Lakewood Police Department is accepting applications for its 12-week Citizens' Police Academy starting January 15, 2025, to educate residents on police operations.

Lakewood seeks members for its Citizens Advisory Committee to evaluate and recommend funding for local programs.

Following a severe kitten abuse case, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled in favor of broad legal protections for all dogs and cats, impacting animal cruelty laws statewide.

Two men received life sentences without parole for the murder of a mother, Alyson Appling-France, in Cleveland, with a third accomplice still at large.