A weather update indicates rain and cooler temperatures for northern Ohio. A stalled cold front will lead to rain showers and potential thunder over the weekend. Lake-effect rain and possible wet snowflakes are expected early next week.

A Wayne County man died after his GMC Sierra collided with a semi-truck in Medina County when he ran a stop sign. He was ejected from his vehicle and later died from injuries.

Elias Gudino from Copley was found guilty of kidnapping and murdering three men, a crime not related to cartel activity but motivated by personal reasons.

Firefighters rescued residents from a blaze at a Maple Heights apartment complex. No serious injuries were reported, but several were hospitalized. The cause remains under investigation.

Bail bondsman Frank Frazier, known as "Bounty Tank," was shot in Akron while serving a warrant, police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

As he suggests in an Instagram post, Cleveland Browns offensive tackle James Hudson III may be out for the season following shoulder surgery. Hudson played in four games before the injury.

A 3-month-old Cleveland girl, Chyla Smiley, was found safe, and her abductor was taken into custody after an Amber Alert was issued and later canceled.

Cleveland has canceled West 6th Street Browns tailgates for the year due to safety concerns, impacting local businesses and prompting discussions on event management.

Akron pauses municipal services on October 14 to observe Italian-American Heritage and Culture Day, except for waste and recycling which continue as scheduled.

The City of Green will host an annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast on October 26 to honor volunteers with Mayor Yeargin cooking pancakes. Registration required.

Green's annual Trick-or-Treat Trail and Costume Contest will occur on October 19 at Central Park, requiring a donation for entry and featuring age-grouped costume contests.

Stow received the ArtsForward Grant from ArtsNow, with over $402,000 allocated to various Summit County projects to support local arts, including public art initiatives and a master plan.

Fairlawn will continue its free leaf pickup service this fall. Bagged leaves will be collected on specified Mondays from October 28th through December 2nd, benefiting the community and environment.