US Marshals arrest Jacob Hughes in Cleveland, Ohio

Kenneth Moore, 61, was fatally stabbed by Jacob Hughes, also 61, at a Cleveland residence on May 30, 2025. After setting the house on fire to conceal evidence, authorities found Moore's body. Hughes was arrested on June 20, 2025, while riding a bicycle. The investigation into their relationship continues.

US Marshals arrest Tyrell Chandler in Bedford Heights, Ohio

Tyrell Chandler, 28, was arrested for the murder of 31-year-old Clarence Houston in Bedford, Ohio, on March 7, 2025. Houston was found shot in his vehicle and later died at a hospital. A warrant for Chandler's arrest was issued, leading to his capture by the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force on June 4, 2025.

FBI arrests New Albany, Ohio’s Ronald Lidderdale

Ronald Edward Lidderdale, 39, from New Albany, Ohio, has been arrested for allegedly threatening public officials through 65 letters and emails, including 49 containing suspicious powders. After FBI investigation linking him to a vehicle, he was charged with multiple offenses, including cyberstalking and making interstate threats, and was booked on May 8, 2025.

13 things about Johnstown, Ohio’s Tom Keesee

Gary Thomas "Tom" Keesee Jr. is an American man from Johnstown, Licking County, Ohio, United States. In 1926, a farmer named James Bailey found a nearly complete skeleton of a mastodon in Johnstown, which he sold to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Johnstown is home to Johnstown-Monroe High School. The … Continue reading 13 things about Johnstown, Ohio’s Tom Keesee

FBI arrests Mason, Ohio’s James River Phillips

James River Phillips, 20, was arrested in Ohio for possessing a dangerous destructive device and allegedly creating homemade explosives. Investigations revealed materials for explosives in his possession, videos of detonations, and an improvised explosive device found at a soccer complex. Phillips faces federal charges and is scheduled for court appearances.

Former Cincinnati, Ohio teacher Emily Nutley pleads guilty to 2 counts of sexual battery

Emily C. Nutley, 43, of Mason, Ohio, United States is a mother of three. She is married to Jonathan D. Nutley, 45, of Mason. Jonathan and Emily have a son and two daughters. The son, the eldest child, is a junior high school student. https://twitter.com/TMZ/status/1909848775855583470 Emily Nutley Aside from Mason, Emily has lived in other … Continue reading Former Cincinnati, Ohio teacher Emily Nutley pleads guilty to 2 counts of sexual battery

Roberto Avina-Casillas extradited from Mexico to Ohio

Roberto Avina-Casillas, a 30-year-old Mexican citizen, has been extradited to Ohio to face charges of murder, felonious assault, and child endangerment. He is accused of causing the death of 3-year-old Alonzo Soeuk during an argument with Alonzo's mother, Rachanee. Avina-Casillas was captured in Mexico and is set to appear in court.

US Marshals arrest Baltimore, Maryland’s Unique Thorn in Massillon, Ohio

Unique Thorn, 26, from Baltimore, was arrested after allegedly chasing and shooting 31-year-old Shy'Keema Turner on March 18, 2025. A witness recorded the incident, leading to Turner's death. After fleeing to Ohio, Thorn was apprehended by authorities and will be extradited to Baltimore for first-degree murder charges.

FOXX Construction fires West Chester, Ohio’s Fariborz Saeidi

Fariborz Saeidi, 36, from West Chester, Ohio, is a former employee of FOXX Construction with a criminal history, including a robbery conviction. He faced recent backlash for racist comments recorded at work, leading to his termination on March 5, 2025. FOXX Construction emphasized its commitment to respect and inclusion.

Youngstown, Ohio’s Ruben Noel Sanchez, Rubel Sanchez sentenced in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania federal court

Ruben Noel Sanchez, 29, and his brother Rubel Sanchez, 22, from Youngstown, Ohio, were convicted for their roles in a cocaine trafficking operation involving 17 suspects. Ruben received a 13-year sentence for drug offenses, while Rubel was sentenced to 10 years. Both sentences include supervised release afterward.