Two teenagers were arrested in Akron after a traffic stop revealed firearms and suspected narcotics. The incident involved a brief struggle and resulted in multiple charges for the teens.

A former employee urinated on 72 bags of potting mix at an Ohio Walmart, causing over $400 in damage. Police report he confessed to drinking beforehand. Walmart intends to press charges and has banned him from the store.

Lorain Police are searching for Desiree Simone Long, 33, missing since October 9 and last believed to be in Cleveland, possibly using a rideshare service. Public assistance is requested.

Waunyae Arrington is charged with the murder of Jose Ervin Jr. in Garfield Heights and faces several charges with a $1 million bond. His pretrial is set for November 7.

Due to high pressure, the Greater Cleveland area is expected to have mainly quiet weather with near-average temperatures, with the potential for record highs midweek.

A fatal crash on I-480 in Cleveland resulted in one death and one injury when a stationary vehicle was rear-ended and caught fire.

A cyclist was killed on Rockside Road in Bedford after being trapped beneath a vehicle in a two-car crash. Authorities are investigating and have urged witnesses to contact them.

Mentor Police are preparing for their 11th Fill-a-Cruiser Food Drive on November 10, when they will collect food and cash for local families in need at Giant Eagle.

Former Stark County deputy Thomas E. Davisson is convicted of theft, sentenced to jail, and must repay $15,000 after stealing from the deputies' union.

A multi-county police chase in Northeast Ohio, involving speeds over 100 mph, ended with two arrests in Mogadore after a PIT maneuver and stop sticks were employed. Meth was found in the suspect's vehicle.

First responders in Medina County saved a woman trapped in the basement of her burning home; four pets died, and six responders were treated for minor injuries.

A 20-year-old man was arrested for organizing and participating in disruptive "street takeovers" in Cleveland, facing multiple charges as authorities intensify efforts to curb such activities.

Mohamed Reeda, an Akron rideshare driver, has been sentenced to 20-24 years for rape and kidnapping, with a lifelong Tier III sex offender registration requirement post-release.