Paul Whitt, from Massillon, faces his 13th OVI charge after a traffic stop led to a chase and ended with him driving into a ditch in Tuscarawas County, Ohio.

The NWS in Cleveland predicts lake effect snow showers through Thursday for the Great Lakes, with up to 6 inches in NW Pennsylvania and less than 1 inch in Northern Ohio. Cold temperatures and brisk winds are also expected.

Ursuline College is set to merge with Gannon University, aiming to strengthen against challenges such as low enrollment and high costs, with a shared commitment to Catholic education values. Approval from the Higher Learning Commission is pending.

The Mentor community is set to have a busy week with activities such as a city council meeting, Christmas tree recycling, volunteer opportunities, the Mentor Chill Out event, and the promotion of its Recreation Center and Gateway services.

A Cleveland woman, 25, died after her car hit a median and was struck by a tractor-trailer on the WV Turnpike.

North Olmsted Police increase patrols in school zones due to speeding and crosswalk violations, emphasizing safety and enforcement of the 20-mph limit during school hours.

Mayor Malik presents a $368 million capital budget for Akron, focusing on infrastructure, public safety, and community projects, emphasizing fiscal responsibility.

The Cleveland City Council voted to reduce its number of council seats from 17 to 15, citing census data. This decision was controversial and criticized by members and activists.

A manhunt is underway for Emilo Joseph Lee Dial, charged with the rape of a minor. Authorities are offering a reward for information leading to his capture.

A semi-truck and propane tanker collision in Ashland County caused a hazardous spill, which injured two drivers and led to evacuations and road closures.

Harold Pretel begins a new term as Cuyahoga County Sheriff, emphasizing his vision for the department and outlining plans, including a contentious jail relocation.

Melt Bar and Grilled, a famed Cleveland eatery known for its grilled cheese, will permanently close and host a farewell sale.

The article outlines the National Weather Service's forecast for light snow showers, cold temperatures, and minimal snow accumulation in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania.