Lakewood City Council has introduced two ordinances that would allow speed cameras in school zones and send the fines to a fund for school safety, such as crossing guards. Council is expected to decide in the new year.
Frustrated residents packed a special council meeting Tuesday to ask questions about water bills that some said were hundreds of dollars higher than usual.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Marshals Service arrested a man in Massachusetts who was involved in a shooting that left one dead and another injured in Cleveland.
Advocates and lawmakers gathered at the Ohio Statehouse Tuesday to push the Ohio Senate to pass Senate Bill 341, which would require Ohioans to be 18 to marry.
A driver in North Ridgeville only paid $364 after hitting a man in a work zone in May. Now, the city is moving to impose stricter penalties on distracted drivers.
Akron police say three people are now facing felony charges after a wave of vandalism targeting the city’s network of Flock Safety license plate cameras.
Both the city of Oberlin and the Oberlin Police Department provided updates Tuesday on a boil water advisory issued Monday for the northwest side of the city.
19 News anchor Nichole Vrsansky is recovering at home after surgery for colon cancer and is sharing her experience to encourage others to get screened.
The son accused of killing his father, an Oberlin College professor, and his stepmom, had a competency hearing in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Tuesday.
In celebration of Veterans Day, the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra will offer discounted admission to all veterans and Active Military, according to a press release.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A fraternity at Ohio State University has been temporarily suspended while authorities investigate a video that appears to show two people engulfed in flames. A university spokesperson says the two people are getting medical treatment and that the matter has been referred to Columbus police. The university says the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity is on interim suspension while the school investigates. The CEO of the fraternity says it is cooperating with the investigation and will take appropriate action. Police say it appears the event took place Saturday.
One rider was taken to a hospital from the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) station in East Cleveland after being stabbed above the knee while aboard an RTA train following an altercation Saturday, according to a spokesperson.
