An Akron sex offender is behind bars after police say he enticed a neighborhood child into his home with candy.
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6 yrs for DUI crash that killed infant
Sentences were handed down by a judge to an Akron mother and grandmother who both drove drunk and crashed into each other, leaving an infant dead.
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Man at home hit by stray bullet in Akron
An 80-year-old man was hit by a stray bullet after a gunfight in Akron Tuesday night.
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Toilet paper clue cracks murder mystery
Quick-thinking forensic experts cracked the case of a murdered Akron woman and her son after spotting a tiny clue that was hiding in plain sight.
The story of Rebekah Plant tugs at the heartstrings of any parent. The baby with the bright, blue eyes from Trumbull County was born with two holes in her
Hundreds came out to protest FirstEnergy's annual shareholders meeting in downtown Akron.
Jurors convicted a 22-year-old Akron man of murder and aggravated robberies in connection to his painkiller drug deals.
A 75-year-old Akron man faces charges of child enticement and carrying a concealed weapon following a traffic stop.
Paperwork filed recently in the upcoming murder trial of Denny Ross requests a new witness be called to testify, a jury view and more.
A man from Green is hoping hours of fist pumping will land him a world record.
It's not often you can learn how to play craps for college credit. But you can take such a class at The University of Akron.
Cleveland Metro News
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Cleveland casino by the numbers
On the first full day of operations, the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland brought in about 15,000 people and had the second busiest poker room in the country.
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Symon writes love letter to Cleveland
Oh Cleveland, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Cleveland chef Michael Symon wrote a letter for The Huffington Post detailing his love affair with this city.
Akron-Canton Spotlight
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WEWS' Joe McGee provides updates on son
NewsChannel5 videographer Joe McGee shares updates on his son after he was involved in a crash.
Around Ohio
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Man charged with photographing at salon
A man accused of secretly photographing women in tanning booths at a southwest Ohio salon has been indicted on 14 counts of voyeurism.
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Senate OKs public pension fund changes
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Ohio AG warns seniors about job scams
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Welfare drug testing pulled from bill
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Ohio may drug test welfare recipients
Entertainment
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Watch 3D video
Make sure to see the 3D video lighting up the Higbee Building.
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Stage set for 'DWTS' championships
The semifinals of “Dancing with the Stars” answered many questions. We know how classical singer Katherine Jenkins is doing after her injury, and whether or not she went home, or if another high-scoring couple got the boot.
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Another star is dismissed from `Dancing'
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Lawyer: John Travolta 'vindicated'
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10 new ABC series for upcoming season
National News
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Feds: Skechers deceived consumers w/ ads
Claims that Skechers' fitness shoes can help shed pounds and tone muscles are sketchy at best, says the government -- and they're going to cost the company millions of dollars.
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Sandusky renews effort to drop charges
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A lurid journey through Backpage.com
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Warrant issued in bride's stabbing death
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Military families get free park passes
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Student battles flesh-eating bacteria
Lifestyle News
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The local fight against obesity
A groundbreaking study done by Cuyahoga County officials exposed a huge life expectancy disparity between two local neighborhoods. The results shocked residents.
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Airline allows in-flight cellphone calls
Virgin Atlantic announced Tuesday that passengers on certain flights can now make and receive phone calls on the plane at 35,000 feet in the sky.
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Protecting your child in cyberspace
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National chocolate chip day
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Is Domino's gluten-free pizza OK?
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Saving face, one wrinkle at a time
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Bush talks about faith at fundraiser
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Free e-book downloads for kids
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Ohio miracle dogs changing kids' lives
Consumer News
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Feds: Skechers deceived consumers w/ ads
Claims that Skechers' fitness shoes can help shed pounds and tone muscles are sketchy at best, says the government -- and they're going to cost the company millions of dollars.
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Cleveland water to install new meters
Cleveland Division of Water will start to install automated meter reading technology in homes this summer.
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Spotting a fake when you buy online
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Siding strippers strike CLE neighborhood
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Best places to find free public Wi-Fi
