Cleveland Police have been searching for missing 16-year-old Juan Oracio since Wednesday, asking the community for information and reminding that aiding his delinquency is a crime.

Cleveland plans a St. Patrick's Day Parade for March 17, with road closures, traffic advice, parking restrictions, and enhanced security measures.

The City of Mentor offers sponsorship opportunities for local events expected to attract over 150,000 guests. Commitments are due by March 21.

The Springfield Township Police Department's Drone Program is now operational, featuring a DJI Avata 2 indoor drone and a DJI Matrice 30T exterior drone, with investments funded completely by donations.

The mentor plans a new patio at Wildwood Cultural Center & Park, inviting bids by March 28 for a project estimated at $184,000, which will be completed by May 31.

Springfield Township Police Department announced the promotions of John Simms to Sergeant and Dan Beitzel to full-time officer, with Noah Wardle becoming detective.

Stani's Family Restaurant opens in Mentor. The eatery offers homemade comfort food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It emphasizes a family-style experience and scratch-made meals.

Cleveland anticipates a temperature increase and potentially severe weather, including thunderstorms and strong winds, as a low-pressure system moves in from the Rockies.

The Bulkley Residences opened in Cleveland, offering direct elevator access to Playhouse Square theaters and various unit options, including some for visiting performers.

Russell Wilson is considering the Cleveland Browns and the New York Giants as potential teams to join. The Browns are seeking a replacement for the injured Deshaun Watson.

The mentors' unemployment rate increased to 3.9% in January 2025, a 1.0% rise from the previous year. This is lower than Lake County's 4.5% and Ohio's 5.3% rates.

Mentor residents will vote on a proposed 92-foot observation tower in the Lagoons Nature Preserve this May. Discussions will focus on its benefits versus potential environmental impact.

The Lorain County Bomb Squad neutralized suspected dynamite using kerosene and ensured public safety in the area, according to a Sheriff's Office Facebook post.