Mayor Justin M. Bibb of Cleveland supports local businesses with a $300,000 grant from the Steelyard Commons TIF for storefront improvements and technical aid, aligning with Small Business Saturday.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a mixed weather pattern for Ohio, with dry conditions until Monday evening, followed by rain and potential snow, affecting pre-Thanksgiving travel and plans.

Brunswick Police arrested a 22-year-old man, Ja'Vaughn Sanders, on a warrant related to an August incident involving a police chase and weapon charges.

Play Haven Cafe opens in Strongsville, OH, providing a quiet play area for children and a relaxing space for adults.

The Cleveland Heights community celebrated at the CH Community Center with activities, therapy ponies, and city vehicle displays, as shared by the City on social media. Local organizations contributed to the successful, family-friendly event.

Springfield Township Police Department welcomed two new full-time officers, Chelsea Ireland and Zackery Bennett, who bring expertise in computer forensics and military experience, respectively.

Cleveland State University's Board of Trustees will hold a public meeting on Nov. 20, offering both in-person and virtual participation, with a livestream available.

Cuyahoga County has inaugurated a new housing unit for veterans at the Justice Center, designed to provide them with specialized support and resources.

Former coach Devin Hernandez was sentenced to four years in prison for sexual battery involving a teen student at Hawken Upper School; he will also be on probation and register as a sex offender for life.

Lakewood launches a donation drive with local organizations for food and personal care items, accepting contributions at various city locations to help residents in need.

Westlake's City Council imposes fines for false alarms to improve police efficiency, with penalties increasing for repeated offenses. The police offer crime prevention support to help businesses avoid fines.

Mayor Bibb's office announces town halls for Cleveland residents to engage with city officials and discuss local issues, emphasizing public participation.

Springfield Township Police enjoyed a game of Hide and Seek with students at Springfield High, supported by local businesses and organized by community leaders, with fun, prizes, and a post-event hint at an adult version.