Mentor seeks volunteers for six boards and commissions, with varying term lengths. Applications are due by December 15. Eligible candidates must be local electors.

A motorcyclist in Akron suffered a severe leg injury after crashing on South Main Street. Speed wasn't a factor, and he's now in serious condition. Police are investigating the accident.

Cleveland Guardians' Andrés Giménez and Steven Kwan win their third consecutive Rawlings Gold Glove Awards, earning recognition for their defensive excellence in Major League Baseball.

A dog was injured in a fire caused by an electric heater on a home's porch in Canton. The fire was extinguished by a neighbor using a garden hose and fire extinguisher.

Westlake Police arrested two suspects after an alleged carjacking at a Cleveland Taco Bell. The stolen vehicle crashed, leading to a multi-department search, and police publicly acknowledged the suspects' compliance during the arrest.

The National Weather Service predicts unusually high temperatures for Northeast Ohio, with potential record highs and gusty winds. Light rain and a Small Craft Advisory are also noted.

A tractor-trailer driver died in a fiery crash on I-71 in Richland County, Ohio, after the semi veered off the road, hitting a guardrail and a light pole. The identity of the driver is withheld pending family notification.

A 4-year-old girl was airlifted with severe injuries after a single-car crash in Huron County; two other children and the driver were also hurt. None were properly restrained.

Browns' Denzel Ward returns after a concussion, while Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah is sidelined with a neck injury. Mohamoud Diabate ups his role as Sam Kamara joins the roster.

The NWS in Cleveland discusses a varied forecast for Northeast Ohio with potential light showers and increasing temperatures, followed by cooler winds and a chance of rain transitioning into drier conditions later in the week.

A high school coach from Berkshire faces a felony charge for allegedly sending inappropriate messages to a student.

Cleveland teen Steven Sopko receives life in prison with parole eligibility after 31 years for murdering a 14-year-old.

Fifteen individuals face charges in a 19-count indictment for operating a drug trafficking ring in Lorain County, Ohio, distributing over 42,000 fake fentanyl pills.