Cleveland State University introduces a Physics and Computer Science integrated Bachelor's program, responding to the demand for multidisciplinary skills in the workforce.

The NWS forecasts frost, with a Frost Advisory until 9 AM in Cleveland, and varying temperatures leading to potential thunderstorms and severe weather over the weekend.

ODNR opened a new visitor center at Portage Lakes State Park, enhancing the visitor experience with a 6,000-square-foot facility, interactive exhibits, and ADA-compliant access to Turkeyfoot Lake.

Shantelle Watson, 31, died in a rollover crash in Lexington Township, Stark County, when her Buick LaCrosse rolled multiple times, and she was ejected. An investigation is ongoing.

Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 Cleveland used a Facebook post to urge drivers to avoid "left lane camping" and use it only for overtaking to improve traffic flow and safety.

Fairview Park announces road construction on West 210th Street, set to start on October 13, focusing on replacing lead water connections, with expected traffic delays.

Cleveland Police captured a key suspect from a mass shooting on September 7 as part of an initiative with the Ohio State Highway Patrol to combat crime.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office warns residents of scammers pretending to be officers demanding phone payments—an illegitimate practice for law enforcement.

The prosecution finished presenting its case against Bionca Ellis, who is on trial for murdering toddler Julian Wood. The defense argued her insanity.

A 4-year-old girl and her mother were attacked by a dog in Mentor, leading to the euthanasia of three dogs and significant recovery challenges for the victims.

Akron is calling for artists to turn traffic control boxes into art, expressing the city's character and history. Submissions are due by November 9, with selected designs receiving a $250 stipend.

Cleveland is experiencing calm weather under Canadian high pressure, with clear skies expected into Friday night and a minor frost risk in some areas.

Cuyahoga County updated its pursuit policy with stricter guidelines after fatal deputy car chases. The new policy sets specific conditions for initiating and abandoning pursuits to improve safety.