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Medina County SPCA is at an all-time low adoption rate, so it is asking the community to consider adopting some of its older pets.

NORTHFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio – The Northfield Village Police Department responded to a busy week of local incidents ranging from traffic enforcement arrests to multiple assault investigations between June 9, 2026, and June 15, 2026. Key incidents from the weekly logs include an OVI arrest involving a driver running a red l

After more than 30 years of trying, a Medina woman finally got a chance to appear on the Ohio Lottery Cash Explosion show not once, but twice, winning $100,000 in the process.

When a friend sent Shane Wynn a picture of the “coming soon” sign for a downtown Akron grocery store kitty-corner to where she plans to open The Mercantile market next month, she first thought the picture must be AI. “That can’t possibly be real,” Wynn recalled thinking Tuesday,...

A police chase that started in Garfield Heights ended in Cleveland Wednesday morning after the fleeing car clipped the side of a building.

BRECKSVILLE, Ohio -- The city will tear down the former Central Elementary School on Ohio 82 just west of Brecksville Road -- and the demolition may start in a matter of weeks or even days. Tonight (June 16), City Council may approve a contract with Youngstown-based ProQuality Demolition for the...

Drunken driving, Albion Road: On May 17, police observed a weaving blue Ford F-150 on Albion Road. In fact, the truck nearly hit the police cruiser before speeding, traveling 50 mph in a 35-mph section of the road. While talking to the driver, the officer noticed he slurred his speech...

Orrville City Council reviewed several city updates during its June 15 meeting. The Parks and Recreation Committee will meet at 7 p.m. July 6 to discuss Depot Park fees and the scheduling process, Depot Park summer concerts, and 2027 ball field dugout covers and Brenneman Field painting improvements. Kyle Yoakum...

Medina City Council approved a series of measures June 8 advancing railroad improvements, authorizing the sale of city-owned property and updating planning, zoning and building fees. Among significant actions was council's approval of a memorandum of understanding governing maintenance and operation of the Medina rail

HUDSON, Ohio -- City officials will hold a second public meeting next week as they continue studying ways to reduce flooding in the Brandywine Creek watershed following an historic rainfall event that damaged homes and overwhelmed infrastructure across Northeast Ohio. The meeting is scheduled for 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on..