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Some scoundrel took it upon themselves to dump garbage and pour paint and oil on a patio belonging to a North Olmsted resident, and thanks to tips from the public, they arrested him.

Following a school bus crash in Clark County that left one child dead and more than 20 injured, the Ohio PTA is asking for school buses to be equipped with seatbelts.

Over the weekend, a new mural celebrating the Guatemalan population in Cleveland was unveiled in the city's Clark Fulton neighborhood.

Some scoundrel took it upon themselves to dump garbage and pour paint and oil on a patio belonging to a resident at Great Northern Village Apartments, and police need your help to identify him.

An early morning house fire in Cleveland was caught on camera from a neighbor.

The Department of Justice has made an agreement with the Case Western Reserve University to resolve a federal investigation into the university's response to sexual assault, harassment.

Residents relying on Cleveland's Cudell Park protested in front of the Cleveland school board meeting on Aug. 22, hoping to stop a plan that would eliminate park space and three dozen trees.

School officials evacuated students and staff at Washington High School Tuesday morning after they were "notified of an explosive device" left inside the school, which was determined to be a hoax.

An attorney from Shaker Heights was found guilty of two counts of election fraud for voting twice in the 2020 and 2022 general elections, according to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office.

An attorney from Shaker Heights was found guilty of two counts of election fraud for voting twice in the 2020 and 2022 general elections, according to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office.

Kent State University students have returned to classrooms for the fall semester and many of them are getting their first look at the expanded Aeronautics and Engineering Building.

Juan Thornhill, who started his career in Kansas City and won a Super Bowl with them last year, is looking forward to seeing his former team.

The family of an Amherst man is calling the actions of a police officer “heroic" after the officer persisted in getting a man out of his burning house Monday.

Rick Schultz is asking for the public's help to keep the man convicted of killing his little sister in Berea in 1986 from being paroled next month.

News 5 has learned four recruits recently resigned from Cleveland's 154th police class. According to Sgt. Sabrina Walker, there are now only 9 recruits remaining in the class.

One student is dead and multiple people are injured following a school bus crash in Clark County, Ohio.

Governor Mike DeWine wants politicians out of the redistricting commission but hasn’t endorsed the proposed constitutional amendment to make a completely separate independent system.

One person is dead and multiple people are injured following a school bus crash in Clark County.

Starting on Tuesday, the Division of Homeland Security will be launching a new initiative to hire more women in the security sector.

The Cleveland Guardians Charities Fields for the Future Program is cutting the ribbon at Jose Ramirez Field at Clark Field in Cleveland.

A crossing guard in Fairview Park will be celebrating 50 years on the job.

Back-to-school excitement is buzzing through the hallways in Amherst.

For the fourth time this summer, Good Morning America has returned to Cleveland.

SIX runs through Sunday, September 10.

Two special guests joined the group at the MAPS Air Museum: a pair of veterans who flew in B-26s during World War II.