Stephanie Czekalinski

If someone calls from the Broadview Heights Police Department and asks for “bond money” hang up immediately. It’s a scam.

Drivers in Tuscarawas County were more likely to be involved in OVI-related crashes between 2015 and 2020 than in any other counties in Northeast Ohio, according to a 19 News analysis of data from the Ohio State Highway Patrol and census population estimates.

A federal grand jury has indicted a Uniontown man for planning to pay someone to murder his wife.

An unoccupied house in Painesville is likely a complete loss after a fire started in the garage and spread to the main structure in the early morning hours on Friday.

Patrolman Nilges challenged the kids to a sledding race at the Parsons Reservoir in Oberlin, Ohio.

Police in Akron were called to five robberies across the city between Friday evening and Sunday morning, according to a Akron police press release.

County officials announced Wednesday that the number of inmates in the jail with COVID-19 has increased sharply in recent weeks, according to a county press release.

The Cleveland-Heights University-Heights teachers strike was averted after the district and the teachers union announced that they had reached a tentative agreement.

An apartment complex at 896 E. 143 St. caught fire Wednesday morning.

Police in Painesville are asking for the public’s help locating a 19-year-old man they say hasn’t been seen since November 25.

MetroHealth announced today that they received a historic gift from JoAnn and Bob Glick that they will use to reverse health inequalities and bolster community health throughout Great Cleveland, according to a hospital media release.

An elderly woman was knocked to the ground and robbed Sunday evening in Lorain, according to a police Facebook post.

A 29-year-old Stow resident was robbed at gun point in the parking lot outside the PNC Bank at 3093 Graham Road on Sunday, according to a Stow police media release.

Police in Akron were called to five robberies across the city between Friday evening and Sunday morning, according to a Akron police press release.

The Cleveland-Heights University-Heights school district decided Monday they will stop paying for healthcare benefits for any of the 500 members of their teachers union who go on strike on December 2.

Hospital workers found a man with a gun shot wound to his chest on the sidewalk in front of MetroHealth early Friday morning, according to a media release from the Cleveland police department.

Police are asking for the public help identifying a man who they say entered a house on Cleveland’s West Side, took a set of keys, and stole their car.

A woman jumped from a moving vehicle on I-77 to escape a man she said abducted and struck her with a knife, according to the Summit County Sheriff’s Office.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health learned of 333 more confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, a federal grand jury charged an Akron man of distributing the fentanyl that killed a woman, according to a Department of Justice press release.

A local family is asking for help finding their child’s emotional support dog that went missing Thursday near the intersection of Buckeye and Woodhill roads.

Lorain police are asking for the public’s help identifying two people, according to a Lorain County CSI social media post.

One person is dead and 308 more Clevelanders reported infected with the coronavirus on Monday, according to a city media release.

The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is closing it’s main office on West 6th Street due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Willoughby-Eastlake schools laid off more than 226 employees on Thursday.

The Cleveland Heights Teachers Union has notified the school district that they may strike in early December if they can not come to an agreement on a new contract with the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District.

Six members of a gang operating in the Harvard/Miles neighborhood on Cleveland’s southeast side were arrested Thursday on drug and weapons charges.

There is not a lot of fun to be had in these days of plague. But one man in Maumee, Ohio posted pictures to social media having a little fun with Govenor Mike DeWine’s repeated attempts to get Ohioans to wear a mask and social distance.

Starting on Wednesday, the Medina County Commissioner of health is asking residents to stay at home to stop the spread of COVID-19.

The State Fire Marshal is asking for the public’s help to find out who intentionally set a home on fire in East Cleveland.