Ohio City's Jaja reopens with a new Mediterranean-influenced menu and interior design changes after a closure due to a car crash. Chef Logan Abbe introduces gas cooking, replacing the wood fire grill.

The Cleveland City Council unanimously passed 'Tanisha's Law,' creating a new Bureau of Community Crisis Response for nonviolent mental health 911 calls.

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo welcomed a newborn saki monkey on January 19, the fifth child of the primate pair Lopez and Luis.

Cleveland prepares for extreme cold as the NWS issues an advisory for -15 to -24F wind chill values, threatening records and urging caution for residents and wildlife.

A Husky was reunited with its owner thanks to the efforts of the Lorain County community, Sheriff's Office staff, and local dog kennel, with a social media post celebrating the collaboration.

The Stark County Sheriff's Office, partnering with the NHTSA, promotes safe driving during Super Bowl LX under the campaign "Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk".

A portion of the ceiling in the Mayfield Heights City Hall building department collapsed, prompting emergency responses and no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Lakewood, Ohio officials advise residents on protecting their homes from extreme cold and potential pipe damage through a Facebook post with practical steps.

Euclid, Ohio seeks volunteer Shade Tree Commissioner to assist in local tree conservation and to engage in community environmental efforts. No experience needed, commitment of 12 hours quarterly required.

Euclid is engaging the community to help design new welcome signs, seeking suggestions and insights to ensure the signs represent local identity and community pride.

Elyria, Ohio has opened an Emergency Warming Shelter at South Rec to protect residents and their pets from severe cold until February 3, as per a National Weather Service forecast.

A semi-truck carrying calcium hypochlorite caught fire on the Ohio Turnpike due to a brake fire, leading to traffic disruptions and a hazmat response.

The trial for ex-FirstEnergy execs involved in a $60 million bribery case related to Ohio's House Bill 6 is starting, with charges including racketeering and conspiracy.