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A local sheriff's department is using state-of-the-art technology to better train deputies for high-stress incidents.

They are known as the luckiest gas station in Ohio, and their luck struck again Tuesday night; they sold a million-dollar Mega Millions ticket.

Cleveland Police are investigating after more than 35 cars were broken into in the Tremont neighborhood.

Pez fanatics are behind the success of "Pezamania," which is taking place at the Holiday Inn in Independence right now. It's the largest and longest-running Pez convention in the world.

The Cleveland Browns announced on Wednesday that they have released defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey, a move that comes following a slew of off-field incidents over his early career.

An invasive species insect called the spotted lanternfly, which is known to wreak havoc on crops and native plants, has been spotted at a cemetery in Cleveland, according to the Ohio State University.

It's been 16 days since a fire ripped through the Smiths' home; she lived in the Terrace Towers apartments in East Cleveland and said her family had just moved in only six days before the fire.

New details have been revealed in the ongoing Massillon Tigers football hazing investigation in a report released by the Massillon Police Department on July 19.

Ohioans whose unemployment accounts were frozen after being flagged for fraud said they are experiencing frustratingly lengthy wait times to restore access to their benefits.

The total solar is eclipse happening on April 8, 2024, and it is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Excitement is building, and counties are preparing for their populations to skyrocket.

In Lake County, there’s a place where pregnant women in crisis have turned to for help for the last 21 years. Now the group maternity home is working to evolve.

Two men involved in the W. 6th Street mass shooting on July 9 were indicted on Wednesday, according to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office.

The kayaking community is mourning the tragic loss of a young man known for his sense of adventure and for a paddling event that he helped create in Cuyahoga Falls seven years ago.

An art piece that looks like a globe of Earth, only in the shape of a cube, is popping up in front of homes in Lakewood, making people ask, "What is that?"

The Greater Cleveland United Pastors in Mission held a news conference Tuesday morning to speak out against the recent wave of violence in the city.

A proposed bill meant to limit drag performances has wide-ranging impacts on the entire theater community, possibly banning famous and celebrated musicals from being put on.

When the pandemic started, the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank partnered with DoorDash to deliver groceries to residents. With that support reduced, the food bank is now seeking volunteer drivers.

Ohio is set to join nearly a dozen other states in establishing a Parkinson's Disease registry, as local advocates point to a rise in the number of cases.

A new study reveals redlined communities are still feeling the effects of the practices from nearly a century ago, with a higher risk of heart disease among the veterans living in them.

The Tusla Junior Baseball league has been forced to forfeit its home field, and the North Lawrence fire department faces a damaged parking lot after a Norfolk Southern train derailment a year ago.

A Summit County grand jury indicted State Rep. Bob Young (R-Green) on two misdemeanor charges stemming from an assault on two family members earlier this month.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner issued a public health alert after nine suspected overdose deaths in a 24-hour period.

A local sheriff's department is using state-of-the-art technology to better train deputies for high-stress incidents.