CLEVELAND, Ohio — The deep freeze gripping Northeast Ohio isn’t done yet — and the coldest air is still ahead. A prolonged stretch of bitterly cold weather will continue through the weekend, with nighttime temperatures dropping below zero and daytime highs remaining well under 20 degrees,

Our prolonged cold isn't typical for January; it's record-setting.

The agencies are in the midst of the annual Point In Time Count. They say the cuts are impacting their ability to provide social services that break barriers to housing.

Northeast Ohio remains in a deep freeze as Arctic air lingers into the weekend, with temperatures staying well below normal and only a slight warmup ahead.

Weather Impact Alerts will be with us through Saturday morning as Northeast Ohio faces sub-zero morning wind chills.

While the frigid temperatures aren't all that fun to be out in, they can sometimes lead to beautiful things.

Road crews continue cleanup after Winter Storm Fern as slick conditions persist and snow emergencies remain in parts of Northeast Ohio.

Instead of their previous allotment of five 'calamity days,' Ohio schools must now meet minimum instructional hours or be forced to extend the academic calendar.