The Cleveland Fire Department celebrated the promotion of its members, with new Battalion Chiefs, Captains, and a Lieutenant taking on enhanced roles to bolster city safety.

Cleveland police investigate the homicide of a 17-year-old boy shot in the Kinsman neighborhood. No arrests have been made, identity unreleased, and the community mourns.

A Westlake officer named Ptl. Reyes aided a resident in transporting their yellow lab, K9 Sunny, who was having a medical emergency, to the vet. The dog is recovering well under veterinary care.

A water main break occurred on High Street in Elyria, Ohio, leading to service disruptions. Repairs were expected to be completed by 11:00 PM on January 20.

Euclid, Ohio, invites residents to the final meeting on January 21st about the 215th St. neighborhood trail improvements, stressing the importance of public input.

A Cleveland firefighter was injured after falling through a floor while battling a house fire; the family of eight evacuated safely despite severe cold weather.

Lorain firefighters are hosting a Levy Fundraiser with a chicken dinner on Feb 21 at the Italian American Veterans Post to support fire department initiatives. Tickets are $20.

The Kirtland Fire Department promotes their part in ACBC, a recycling program aiding burn-injured children, and celebrates a record year of donations. They also mention a new shed built for collecting cans.

A man is charged with recording a minor in a Walmart restroom and making sexual advances; police used surveillance to arrest him and are seeking more information.

U.S. officials visited a Ford plant in Ohio, promoting a plan to lower fuel economy standards to make cars more affordable. The rollback faces criticism for potentially increasing pollution and costs.

The National Weather Service forecasts wintry weather, including snow squalls and a major drop in temperature, for Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania.

Westlake Police seek a volunteer magistrate for their Juvenile Diversion Program, targeting positive youth development. Applicants must be local attorneys and apply via email.

The Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department thanked the Service Department for working tirelessly to keep roads clear during severe weather and reminded residents of a parking ban to aid snow removal.