LeBron James Not Staying at Trump Hotel, John Kasich is Not a Candidate, 66-Year-Old Woman Tied Up for 24 Hours: Patch PM

OHIO - Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Ohio Patch:

John Kasich to Electoral College: 'I Am Not a Candidate'

Ohio Gov. John Kasich has once again found himself at the center of a strange political world. A collection of electors from Washington and Colorado, known as the Hamilton Electors, are attempting to sway 37 Republicans in the Electoral College to cast their ballot for him on Dec. 19, thus relinquishing Donald Trump's presidential victory.

LeBron James Opts Out of Staying at Trump Hotel During Team Trip

LeBron James and other members of the Cleveland Cavaliers will not stay at the Trump SoHo Tower in lower Manhattan during a trip to New York, according to multiple outlets. The team plays the Knicks Wednesday night.

66-Year-Old Woman Left Tied Up In Her Home for Nearly 24 Hours After Robbery in Cleveland

A 66-year-old woman was found tied-up in her own home after she was robbed Sunday night. The incident took place on W. 46th Street.

Strongsville Police Officer Rescues Family Movie Night, Buys a Family Ice Cream

Strongsville Police Officer Brian Vlna comforted a family that got nervous over a man behaving oddly at a movie theater. Vlna sat with in the theater to relax everyone and then bought the family ice cream afterward.

Solon Ranked as One of Ohio's Safest Cities

According to research, Solon is the third safest large city in Ohio. Solon fits into the large city rankings because its population was greater than 20,000. The U.S. Census Bureau puts the city's population, as of 2015, at roughly 23,043.

5 Must-Know Winter Dates for Beachwood Schools

With the holidays nearly upon us, parents and students alike are probably wondering when the Winter Break begins and when it ends. You're probably also wondering what other dates students may not be in school for.

Westlake Schools Calendar: 5 Must-Know Dates for Winter 2016-17

Winter break will start for students on Dec. 21 and run through Jan. 2. That's a lot of time to plan for and Patch will be releasing a steady stream of ideas on how you can spend your holiday time with your kids.