In a Facebook post, the Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored Major James M. Gordon for 36 years of service, emphasizing his contributions to safety and integrity.

The Jackson Township Police Department asked for help via Facebook to identify individuals related to case number 25-13467, directing tips to Officer Kakoules or an anonymous line.

A truck accident in Painesville led to a hydraulic fluid spill, causing a temporary road closure. No injuries were reported, and no environmental threat was found. Roads reopened after cleanup.

A Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat was stolen from Mazda of Kent after a break-in, police are investigating and seeking information on the theft and related suspicious activity.

Over 200 farm animals were seized from a Lorain County property due to neglect, with both living and dead animals found, prompting a large-scale rescue by the Friendship APL.

Jon Tae Von Angelo Nelson was charged with assaulting police after a traffic stop shooting in Akron, with no injuries reported. He pleaded not guilty, his bond is $1 million.

Mentor's rec center will add a new basketball court and upgrade the tennis courts with improved lighting. During construction, some temporary tennis court closures are expected.

A 14-year-old boy named Rayshawn Watkins was shot in downtown Cleveland and later died, no suspects have been arrested, and residents are concerned about building security.

Mentor seeks sponsors for its 2025 community events, offering various opportunities for businesses to contribute. The deadline for sponsorship booking is March 21.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Cleveland. A cold front and mixed precipitation are expected, followed by brief high-pressure and a series of low-pressure systems.

Cleveland Heights City Council unanimously approved their 2025 budget, setting a $105 million expenditure target with significant investments in infrastructure, community development, and various city departments.

Akron launches an Infant Health Fund, offering up to 10 grants for nonprofits addressing disparities in infant mortality rates, focusing on maternal health and nutrition. Applications are open until April 18.

Daniel Froelich was sentenced to 34 months for sexual conduct with a minor and designated a Tier II sex offender, as stated by Ohio's Attorney General and local Sheriff.