A high-pressure system is bringing a warming trend and less snow to Cleveland, with highs near 40°F expected by Monday and continued warming through the week.

Cleveland firefighters battled a duplex fire with difficulties such as frozen hydrants. They controlled the blaze without injuries, and the Red Cross is aiding displaced residents.

The NWS in Cleveland forecasts a trough over Lake Erie and a high-pressure ridge moving in, with lake-effect snow advisories for the Great Lakes region, but conditions improving as the week progresses.

A car crashed into a Twinsburg 7-Eleven, injuring the driver and damaging the store. Emergency crews extricated and hospitalized the driver, the cause is under investigation.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a mix of weather for the region with mild temperatures, rain, and potential high winds, leading to a plunge in temperatures and lake-effect snow mid-week.

North Ridgeville highlights local winners of the Best of Lorain County 2025 accolades, celebrating the diverse and successful businesses and events in the community.

Cleveland State University highlighted graduate Lamont Williams, who at 61 completed a degree in organizational leadership/management with a history of work-study balance and deep family educational roots.

Cleveland City Hall announces holiday schedule changes, advises residents to plan ahead for Christmas and New Year's closures, and sends holiday wishes.

Cleveland State University received its largest individual donation of nearly $15 million from the estate of Walter and Katherine McCombs, supporting scholarships and a new impact fund.

Parma's offices are closed for Christmas, but the city shared a social media post of goodwill with festive decorations, wishing residents a Merry Christmas.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department used social media on Christmas Eve to request public help in crime-solving, offering a $2,500 reward for tips.

The City Commission approved a project to modernize Farwell Park with new play equipment, including a Cedar Point-themed playground and a zip line, by spring 2026.

The National Weather Service predicts a low-impact, snow-free holiday season for the Bay Area, with dry conditions and mostly cloudy skies expected. Some light rain and cooler temperatures may occur, but no significant winter weather is forecasted.