Jim Nelson

Rev. Luke Lindon spoke from the pulpit to share the disturbing details left in a voicemail at the church on Feb. 9.

Mike Jones, 37, was detained after he wrapped up a birthday trip. He and his family deny the allegations, adding that there’s no proof or evidence of the bullet being found.

Meredith Lowell is accused of stabbing the victim in the arm.

Nearly nine million Ohio drivers and state ID holders will soon be added to the state’s controversial facial-recognition system.

A Chardon man charged in Geauga County for his eighth drunken driving charge changed his plea on Thursday afternoon.

Cleveland Police told 19 News a brush fire broke out around 4 a.m.

The family of a Cleveland woman who was killed in a crash on a “no salt” road last week is considering a lawsuit.

The Strongsville priest accused of having child porn is now facing even more charges.

There are new safety questions being raised after a deadly crash on an untreated snow-covered street in Cleveland.

A Brunswick woman is searching for answers after her water bill jumped by about 500 percent.

JCPenney has formally filed its plan to lay off nearly 100 employees when it closes its Chapel Hill Mall store in Akron.

The mayor of Parma is defending his city after it became the subject of criticism from a popular social media personality.

Police in several east side neighborhoods are investigating a rash of car break ins that occurred overnight.

According to Sherwin Williams, the plan is to invest a minimum of $600 million on facilities.

Travis Lanier allegedly crashed the truck after a short pursuit.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced the recipients of $2 million in grant money to combat the growing drug problem throughout the state.

The woman, who asked us to keep her identity anonymous, said she told a nurse about the issue and that some light cleaning was performed.

As Miami University of Ohio awaits test results for two students who possibly have Coronavirus, the city of Oxford is on edge.

Thousands of students at Miami University in Oxford are taking precautions to protect themselves, after two possible coronavirus cases were reported at the school in southern Ohio.

Colleges and universities in Northeast Ohio are taking a closer look at their preparedness plans in the wake of two possible Coronavirus cases being reported at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

With five confirmed cases of the Coronavirus in the United States, there is growing concern about possible exposure throughout the nation and in Northeast Ohio.

Dozens of union members demonstrated against Sherwin-Williams over concerns of losing janitorial jobs.

Girls basketball players challenging OHSAA over transfer eligibility after alleged bullying by coach

Several Northeast Ohio law enforcement agencies made eight arrests after a human trafficking sting in Summit County.

Witnesses said driver was going around 25 mph.

Current and former students took part in a rally against bullying, spearheaded by a recent graduate who says her cousin is being bullied at a Wooster middle school.

As the City Council considers a proposal to reduce penalties for people caught with small amounts of marijuana, some are surprised to find out what’s considered a ‘small’ amount.

The Cleveland City Council’s Safety Committee met Wednesday to discuss a proposal that would lessen the penalties for certain marijuana possession offenses.