Clay Lepard

Hundreds of people passed through St. Joseph Church along Lake Avenue in Ashtabula to say goodbye to the church building ahead of its final mass Thursday evening.

Tom Cunningham, 76, died alongside John Taipale, 71, and Alexander Taipale, 40, when their single-engine plane crashed in a field about one mile east of the Geauga County airport Saturday afternoon.

It's a major development set to add 26 new homes along Geneva-on-the-Lake's Lake Erie coastline.

The Old Firehouse Winery is waiting on insurance and the ride manufacturer to determine whether its iconic Ferris wheel can be restored or needs to be fully replaced.

A woman who fled Northeast Ohio following a domestic situation is anxiously waiting for her nearly $500k unclaimed funds to be processed and paid out. It's a wait that's gone on for over six months.

The long-vacant Buck Stop Bar & Grille in Chesterland is finally coming down. The once-popular staple at the corner of Routes 302 and 306 has sat empty and deteriorating for years.

A Canton woman is hospitalized after police say a man fired celebratory gunshots into the air the night before the Fourth of July.

While Kent State University's College of Aeronautics and Engineering is known for training the next generation of pilots, it also may soon hold another recognition: helping build the aerospace economy in Rwanda.

As hundreds gathered for calling hours for Rittman Police Sgt. Scott Ries Thursday, staffers at Liberty Screen Printing and Embroidery kept busy printing shirts to help raise money for Ries' family.

Scott Yamamoto, the Ashtabula County Auditor, told News 5 he needed 8 forms of ID to recover $9,826.84 owed to the county — a process he says was far more complicated than it needed to be.