Brunswick police said no one else was hurt during the incident.
Police said in a statement that the incident happened at about 2:45 p.m. on Tuesday.
Hackers were able to rip-off the Brunswick-parish to the tune of $1.75 million, using a sophisticated email scam.
Hackers deceived church officials at St. Ambrose and stole nearly $2 million from the parish.
The man is accused of promising to build or renovate playgrounds, accepting payment, and then never completing the work.
Con artists are targeting aging residents in Ohio and across America to defraud them of billions of dollars.
Police released photos of the suspect on Tuesday morning, hoping the public can help identify the scammer.
The Department of Justice said the man coerced children into sending him sexually explicit images.
The police department said it usually sees an uptick in thefts from unlocked cars in the spring.
A caller said there was a man threatening to kill himself inside Southpark Mall on Saturday. The man was not found inside the mall.
The Department of Justice said the accused paid cash bribes to a City of Cleveland building official.
The Safe Passages program helps people battling addiction connect with resources for recovery.
The Strongsville Police Department warned residents to lock their cars overnight.
Police released images of the suspected porch pirate and asked the public for help identifying him.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol stopped a truck on the turnpike on Monday. They found nearly $1.3 million of marijuana inside the vehicle.
It took more than a year, but the man that sold fentanyl to a Brunswick resident, who later overdosed and died, is going to prison.
A judge found Jeffrey Scullin guilty of aggravated murder on Wednesday, even as a jury trial was avoided.
Jeffrey Scullin's attorneys are arguing that his confession to killing his mother-in-law, Melinda Pleskovic, was coerced by police.
Police said rumors of human trafficking at the mall are baseless. There have been no reports of kidnapping or attempted kidnappings filed.
The decades-old skating rink caught fire during the early morning hours of Wednesday. It's unclear how much damage was done.
There were 24 people killed during fatal crashes during the 2017 Labor Day holiday, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol said it would conduct a sobriety checkpoint over the weekend.
Police spotted a wanted man at a local gas station. When they arrested him, they found 13 prescription pills in his possession.
In February 1975, police found remains in Strongsville. It wasn't until June 2018 that those remains would be identified.
FirstEnergy said the scam has already cost Northeast Ohioans money.
"We often see vehicles who fail to leave enough space to completely clear the entire railroad crossing," Strongsville Police said.
These people are wanted for theft, probation violations, assault, and more.
These people are wanted for contempt of court for domestic violence, theft, drunk driving, violating a protection order and more.
Police are asking residents to be wary of door-to-door contractors.
Firefighters trained this week on how to save the lives of people trapped in mutilated cars. And they let a reporter try it too.
The mass of bikes is part of the 14th Annual Firefighters Memorial Ride, which will briefly shut down some intersections in town.
These people are wanted for contempt of court for theft, receiving stolen property, probation violations and more.
"This man was shameless. He treated the school district like his exclusive personal home improvement store," the state auditor said.
District property was found at the employee's home after law enforcement executed a search warrant on Thursday.
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Drug abuse, theft, probation violations and disorderly conduct...that's why police are looking for these people.
The Light Up Northern Ohio Blue campaign will come to Strongsville staring May 12.
The police department also collected more than a few syringes.
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A Middleburg Heights man is accused of rifling through lockers at several local gyms. Now police want help finding him.