Cuyahoga County celebrates the first anniversary of the Fresh Water Institute, highlighting its contributions to water security, education, and regional economic development.

Cleveland faces snow events with lake effect showers and clipper systems bringing more snow and a weekend cold front leading to plummeting temperatures.

A water main break in Medina led to the closure of S. Huntington St., with repairs prompting road closure and the Medina Police advising alternative routes.

Cleveland State University is renovating Fenn Tower and Fenn Hall as part of its Cleveland State United initiative, advancing academic programs and student facilities.

Avon Lake has approved a plan to convert Erieview Elementary School into a community center. The property was purchased for $500,000 to be paid over five years, with funding from the Recreation Trust Fund.

The U.S. Marshals are searching for Andre Campbell, wanted on weapons charges, and offer a reward for information. Concurrently, Youngstown police arrested a man with a gun who had a prior hit-and-run conviction.

A commercial building in Warrensville Heights suffered heavy damage from a weekend fire. Multiple fire departments worked to control the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

The NWS forecasts a varied weather week for Cleveland, with a cold calm start, then potential snow, transitioning to rain, windy conditions, and a possibility for significant lake effect snow towards the weekend.

The EADC Board of Directors Meeting is scheduled for December 9th and will be accessible both in-person and via Zoom, emphasizing transparency and community engagement.

Cleveland Police is hosting a Book Fair to enhance community ties and promote literacy, offering books and family activities at the 3rd District Community Room.

Demolition begins at 21125 & 21139 Lorain Rd in Fairview Park, signaling new developments and urging caution for residents due to increased construction activity.

Brad Isabella from Niles, Ohio, becomes the valedictorian for Cleveland State University's Fall 2025 class with a health sciences degree, having also worked and excelled at the university's Rec Center.

Cleveland Mayor Justin M. Bibb announced an extension of the moratorium on utility disconnections till January 6, 2026, to aid residents facing financial strain.