The Cleveland Fire Department is hosting its Ice Cream Social Season, starting June 14. The season will include activities, truck displays, and local ice cream for public enjoyment and community engagement.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office issued a safety reminder ahead of Memorial Day, urging residents to drive sober and buckle up to prevent tragedy during the holiday.

Cleveland celebrates its 35th Senior Day and unveils the Age-Friendly Cleveland 2025–2028 Action Plan to improve inclusivity and accessibility for seniors.

Akron police are searching for Bikash Tamang, suspect in a shooting at Royal Palace that injured two. He faces several charges and is considered armed and dangerous.

The article describes the cold and rainy weather forecast for Cleveland, with below-average temperatures and persistent rain expected. The weekend may bring slight improvements, but the outlook remains chilly.

Midview East Intermediate School celebrated the graduation of nine classes from the D.A.R.E. program, in a joint effort to encourage a drug-free life. Rewards like scooters were given to motivate students towards healthy choices.

The City of Barberton emphasizes the value of long-term business partnerships, highlighting a commitment to both innovation and tradition with local company Wright Tool. The city celebrates shared success and a joint vision for growth.

The I-77 northbound ramp to I-490 westbound in Cleveland will close for 45 days beginning May 27 for bridge work, affecting commuters and requiring detours.

Cleveland Heights residents protest outside City Hall, calling for Mayor Kahlil Seren's resignation over his wife's alleged antisemitic remarks and improper access to city hall.

The Cleveland Metroparks Summer Concert Series is returning, offering live music and local food at six waterfront locations, with events scheduled from June 12 to August 16, including Thursday evening performances.

The Summit County CCW Workshop program educates citizens on safe gun handling and laws, and continues to be popular with full attendance at each session.

During Police Memorial Week, law enforcement in Cuyahoga County honor fallen officers with events such as a parade and heartfelt messages from officials like Sheriff Pretel.

Stark County commemorated its fallen officers with a ceremony led by Sheriff Weisburn, where he read their names and spoke on their lives and service, accompanied by Chiefs from local police departments.