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Cleveland, OH – Snowfall will sweep into Ohio late Sunday evening, potentially impacting Monday morning commutes, especially south of US-30. Drivers in Cleveland and surrounding areas are urged to prepare for slick conditions and reduced visibility during peak travel times.

According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Cleveland, the storm will arrive after midnight and persist through Monday afternoon. Snow accumulation is expected to vary, with areas south of US-30 seeing 2-4 inches, while northern regions may receive less than 2 inches. A sharp gradient in snowfall amounts is predicted, making road conditions unpredictable across the region.

High winds, gusting up to 32 mph, are expected Monday, further reducing visibility. Motorists are advised to use caution and allow extra travel time. Blustery conditions will persist through Monday evening, and wind chills will make temperatures feel even colder.

Looking ahead, scattered snow showers will continue through midweek. Tuesday’s high is forecast at 29°F, with light snow possible. By Wednesday, expect additional flurries and a high near 25°F. The colder pattern is set to linger through the week, with highs in the mid-20s and overnight lows dipping into the teens.

Stay updated with local weather advisories and check road conditions before heading out. Emergency kits with blankets, water, and flashlights are recommended for those traveling longer distances.

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CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) – One woman was killed and a teen was injured after an early morning shooting Saturday in Cleveland Heights.

According to the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner’s Office, the murder victim has been identified as 74-year-old Edith Moore.

According to a news release from Mayor Khalil Seren, at 3 a.m. Saturday officers were dispatched to the 3500 block of Randolph Road for a report of two people shot.

Neighbor China Kelley told 19 News it’s heartbreaking to hear the victim who lived nearly three-quarters of a century sadly died because of senseless gun violence, “To die like this from a bullet of a young person — of your kind, that’s awful. I used to see her sit out on her porch and her grandkids would be playing outside.”

When officers arrived they found Moore with a gunshot wound to her head, according to the release.

Officers also found an 18-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his leg.

The teen was taken to the hospital, according to the release.

Although Cleveland Heights Police Department detectives are investigating, there have been no suspects identified or arrests made.

According to the release, a motive is unknown, but this incident does not appear to be random.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact detectives at 216-291-3883.

Callers can also remain anonymous by calling the Crime Stoppers Tip Hotline at 216-252-7463.

This is a developing story. Be sure to check back with 19 News for updates.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – We continue to follow the deadly Cybertruck explosion on the Las Vegas Strip.

The man who is believed to have died in that truck grew up here in Ohio and was a highly decorated U.S Army Green Beret.

Over the last 24 hours, 19 Investigates has learned more about Matthew Livelsberger.

Livelsberger was married and had an eight-month-old daughter.

His father last spoke with him on Christmas.

He told CBS News everything seemed normal and his son loved America.

At the time of the truck explosion on New Years Day, 37-year-old Matthew Livelsberger was on holiday leave from his station in Germany.

He married his second wife in 2022 and became a father last year.

They lived in Colorado Springs with his family while he traveled back and forth to Europe.

Livelsberger married his first wife here in Ohio, according to Franklin County Court records showing he applied for a marriage license in late 2012.

Livelsberger grew up in Crawford County and played football and baseball at Bucyrus High School.

He made headlines in local newspapers for sports and his military service over the years.

19 Investigates found Livelsberger served two tours in Afghanistan and at one time collected donations for children there.

He was not affiliated with a political party.

A relative told CNN he had a lot of respect for President Trump when he was in office.

His family said he had no signs of extremist beliefs or mental health issues.

Right now the FBI and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are trying to determine a motive.

“So as I mentioned, the motivation at this point is unknown. We are, as I mentioned earlier, following investigative leads both domestically and internationally as well. And so that includes search warrants and witness interviews, collecting forensic information, and basically trying to compile the facts,” said FBI Special Agent Spencer Evans said at a press conference Thursday.

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