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A security guard in uniform, armed and wearing a bulletproof vest, hand-delivered legal letters to the homes of two Medina County commissioners in April.
19 News has been honored with a 2026 Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for best podcast from the Radio Television Digital News Association.
A Brook Park couple will not serve prison time after abandoning four pets found in “deplorable conditions” according to the police report, and losing custody of their seven children.
The state auditor is investigating Medina County Auditor Anthony Capretta after accusations he spent thousands of public tax dollars on his re-election campaign.
Hannah Wagner knew right away the woman they were called to help planned to attack them. She saw the fury in her eyes.
Elaine Ford vanished more than three decades ago, and her case remains one of the oldest missing persons cases in Cleveland.
Every Thursday, 19 Investigates is digging deeper and asking tough questions to deliver answers for you.
A former senior vice president at First National Bank in Cleveland is facing 45 counts of sex crimes dating back two decades, including charges involving a five-year-old child.
Cleveland Police are looking for new leads in the cold case homicide of Jeffrey Mills from back in 1982. And they need your help to spark new leads.
Two Medina County commissioners say an armed man in uniform showed up at their homes to deliver a letter, and surveillance cameras captured the incident.
Ohio’s Blue Alert notification system asks the public for help when a law enforcement officer’s life is in danger.
A Medina County auditor is accused of spending thousands of public tax dollars on a personal photographer and other expenses that commissioners say funded his re-election campaign.
Akron police and the Ohio Casino Control Commission raided two businesses this week after complaints of illegal gambling operations.
A former TSA screener at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport says working without pay during a government shutdown made airports less safe.
Three years after a missing Cleveland EMT reported she was kidnapped and nearly burned alive, no one has been arrested or charged in the case.
A Maple Heights man has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the Brooklyn Police Department and five of its officers, claiming the department ignored early warning signs about an officer who was later fired for punching a handcuffed woman.
The latest episode of Dark Side of the Land is streaming now.
A team in downtown Cleveland does everything from changing flat tires and escorting people to their cars to connecting the city’s unsheltered population with social services.
A small drug interdiction unit in Portage County has confiscated thousands of grams of methamphetamine and fentanyl and taken dozens of illegal firearms off the streets.
High-speed chases, drugs thrown from moving cars and deputies with guns drawn — it’s happening on the same roads drivers use every day in Portage County.
