Two men were arrested in Akron for robbing a postal carrier at gunpoint, stealing a master key. The suspects were caught following a public tip and a foot chase. They are currently facing serious charges with bonds set at $100,000 and $25,000.

Cleveland invites public feedback on its housing programs, including assistance for seniors, home repairs, and lead hazard control, with details available online for review and comment.

A bomb scare at Marc's grocery store led to an evacuation. A woman left a purse with a threatening message, prompting police involvement. The item was not explosive, and Christina Miller was charged with inducing panic and making false alarms.

Cleveland State University's Spring 2025 Commencement will honor top achievers, including valedictorians from engineering and nursing. Chloe Amoroso from engineering is highlighted for her academic and extracurricular achievements.

Cleveland is expecting a calm, cool weather weekend with clear skies and temperatures rebounding into the 60s and 70s, following a cold front and high pressure influence.

The Northern District of Ohio is hosting the Federal Bar Association's Bench-Bar Conference on May 15, now offering remote viewing due to full capacity.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored nurses during National Nurses Week, recognizing their essential role in the health care of inmates in correctional facilities.

Cleveland Police seek public help to find missing juvenile Nasir Wilder, last seen in the 17700 block of Delavan. They urge contacting Detective Durbin or 911 with any information.

Akron-Canton Airport will offer six new destinations via Breeze Airways, including Florida cities and Wilmington, NC, with fares from $49 and a new crew base creating 60 jobs.

Cleveland Police seek public assistance in locating missing adult Lucretia Corley, last seen in the 17700 block of Delavan, via social media outreach.

BGSU introduces the nation's first AI + X Bachelor's degree, blending AI studies with other fields, with plans to start in Fall 2025, pending approval.

New Scam Squad Guide launched in Cuyahoga County to educate seniors about scams; available in print and online, with support for those who need help accessing a copy.

Mayfield Heights is seeking a new Service Technician with a variety of maintenance skills and requires a high school diploma or GED, relevant experience, and a Class A or B CDL. Benefits include health insurance and retirement contributions.