Stephanie Czekalinski

The Cleveland Department of Public Health announced on Friday that there were 21 new COVID-19 related deaths in the city, bringing the total cumulative deaths to 397 citywide.

Law enforcement authorities served a drug-related search warrant at a house on Fairway Boulevard in Willowick for the second time in a year.

A whopping 70% percent of Americans approve of President Joe Biden’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak, including 44% of Republicans.

A 3-year-old child died Wednesday afternoon after falling through the ice in a pond in Olmsted Township.

Republican candidate for the Ohio Senate Josh Mandel took aim at the governor’s COVID-19 public health orders and called for him to reopen the state and “remove all mandates on citizens.”

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced changes to the public health orders regarding mass gatherings and sporting events.

The Village of Clinton removed a man Monday from the Tuscarawas River after he fled from police.

Lorain County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to Firelands High School Monday after a student received a bomb threat via text message.

A homeowner shot a man who had returned to his property and tried to enter his residence after trying to steal an ATV earlier that day.

A carjacker pressed the barrel of a gun to the back of a woman’s head after demanding her car keys in an apartment parking lot in Streetsboro Sunday evening.

A car crashed and then rolled into a residential structure in North Lawrence Township after a two-car collision shortly after 2 p.m. on Sunday.

More than 1,500 people in Mentor-on-the-Lake are without power after a transformer blew on Reynolds Road in Mentor.

The City of Cleveland says there were 39 new cases of COVID-19 reported on Sunday.

Three law enforcement cruisers were struck by a motorist early Sunday as they provided traffic control on Interstate 75 in Miami Township.

Police had to help a driver and a disabled 6-year-old out of a car that crashed into a Westlake creek Thursday evening.

Fans of Stars and Stripes, the pair of bald eagles roosting near Redwood Elementary School in Avon Lake, noticed the first egg of the season on Tuesday.

An art show celebrating Black excellence was open to the public at the Deep Roots Experience gallery on Central Avenue Saturday.

Youngstown police are asking the public to be on the lookout for a 76-year-old man walked away from his home and never returned.

Two adults and one teenager had potentially critical injuries, the fire department said.

The victim has been identified as Antwaine Bethune.

The historical building was more than 100 years old but has remained vacant for about 10 years.

Tendremos intervalos nublosos miercoles con temperaturas subiendo hasta los 50 grados.

The City of Cleveland has received recommendations on improving recycling and trash removal services from a team of consultants tasked with unraveling the city’s beleaguered system.

The U.S. Postal service is alerting the public to ignore text messages they might receive claiming to be from USPS. It may be a scam.

The governor has order flags be flown at half staff across the state in honor of those lost to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Mentor Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying two males who they say were involved in a theft from a local retailer, according to a department Facebook post.

Warrensville Heights restaurant looses liquor license for 120 days after third violation since July.

University Hospitals announced Monday that they will participate in a clinical trial of a drug to treat people with COVID-19 who do not need to be hospitalized.

Parma police are asking for the public’s help locating a man who left a Parma hospital wearing boxers, a hospital smock, and no shoes.

Parma police are asking for help locating a 15-year-old who went missing on Saturday.