A "serious threat" at Lorain County JVS led to an investigation, heightened security measures, and concerns in the school community. Details are limited.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and a warming trend for Ohio, with temperatures rising to the 80s. Some isolated showers may occur, but the overall near-term forecast is favorable.

Cleveland police successfully located Lee Frame, a 32-year-old man who had been reported missing and endangered, shortly after appealing to the public for help.

An 18-year-old woman was grazed by a bullet during a shootout between two groups at Spring Hill Apartments in Akron; police found casings and weapons.

Cuyahoga County is developing a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, funded by a $600,000 SS4A grant, to address rising traffic fatalities and improve road safety equitably across communities.

Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania experience early fall weather with a Beach Hazards Statement in effect and potential for frost. Warmer temperatures and clear skies are expected next week as high pressure builds in the region.

Cleveland's "A Home for Every Neighbor" initiative achieved a 100% success rate in its first month, housing all engaged unsheltered individuals in the targeted areas.

Ohio has launched its third Innovation Hub in Akron, focusing on polymer science, backed by a $41.25 million investment and aiming to create jobs and spur economic growth.

A water main break on Madison Avenue in Lakewood causes traffic disruptions, with the city urging residents to use alternate routes while repairs are underway.

The Lakewood Community Festival on September 7th will feature food, games, live entertainment, and support for local causes at Madison Park from 11 AM to 5 PM.

Le'ceeonna White was arrested by U.S. Marshals in Sandusky for a fatal shooting in Cleveland, with a firearm seized during the arrest. Motives are unclear as the case proceeds.

A lawsuit has been filed against Forest City Erectors and R&T Sheet Metal following a fatal explosion in Bedford, Ohio, citing negligence leading to deaths and injuries.

Cuyahoga County is planning to move some of its operations, including the Board of Elections, to 1801 Superior Avenue, for better space and facilities.