Westlake Police have warned that deer are getting their heads stuck in plastic Halloween pumpkin decorations and have asked residents to remove dangerous items.

A staff member at Akron's Garfield Community Learning Center has been placed on leave for an inappropriate social media post that raised safety concerns within the community.

Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, a Cleveland Browns linebacker, was discharged from the hospital after a neck injury during a game. He has entire limb movement and is doing better, but no return timetable has been set.

Antonio Miller received a life sentence with the possibility of parole for the murder of his ex-girlfriend's mother, Tina Case, in Akron.

Ryan Kellogg was arrested on charges including stalking and ethnic intimidation after being accused of spray painting antisemitic graffiti on homes in Orange Village.

Police responded to a shootout in Cleveland's Brooklyn Centre, injuring one suspect, with officers unharmed, and two suspects were taken into custody.

The City of Lakewood seeks volunteers for various boards and commissions to help shape community policies like animal welfare, anti-racism, and urban forestry.

Cleveland's East 6th Street is closed for resurfacing from October 30, affecting the stretch from Superior Avenue to Euclid Avenue. Detours are in place, though garage access via Euclid remains open.

NEFCO released a draft Clean Water Plan open for public comment. The plan details updates for water quality management in four Ohio counties, and it includes an interactive map and email for feedback submission.

NWS Cleveland predicts rare warm weather in Ohio followed by a strong cold front, which could set record highs, bring rain showers, and bring high winds ahead of a cooler weekend.

Lakewood's Welcome to Lakewood event will be held on November 12. It will offer residents a chance to learn about city services and engage with local organizations.

Jordan McDonald faced court for multiple charges related to Cleveland street takeovers, pleading not guilty. A bond was set, and a pre-trial conference was scheduled.

Two women were hospitalized after a wrong-way crash on I-480 in Cleveland, with new wrong-way detection signs recently installed to prevent such incidents.