The Cleveland Police issued a humorous traffic advisory for Christmas Eve, jokingly reminding residents to leave the airspace clear for Santa Claus and providing safety tips related to his visit.

Shaker Heights offers a $2,500 Community Empowerment Grant to fund projects promoting community engagement. Applications are open until December 3.

Lorain County Sheriff and Major gave gas cards instead of tickets during traffic stops as part of a holiday community outreach initiative to foster goodwill and promote safe driving.

Five teens were arrested for vandalizing the historic Rockefeller building in Cleveland; they face charges including trespass and obstructing justice. Parents were cited for curfew violations.

Dublin, Ohio police clarified they had no role in a Homeland Security traffic stop and detention, stating they prioritize community safety and trust, and urged residents to report any suspicious activities.

Four individuals were indicted for illegal reentry into the US, as announced by the DOJ, with each case being separate and handled by the Northern District of Ohio.

Sandusky city offices announced a Christmas holiday closure on Wednesday and Thursday, but will reopen on Friday, December 26. The announcement was made on social media.

Summit County Sheriff's Office partners with the Prosecutor’s Office on the 'Arrive Alive' initiative, offering free or discounted Lyft rides to prevent impaired driving during the holidays.

An Amherst man, Sean Bankston, faces charges after striking a pedestrian, Jessie Paige, and killing her dog while allegedly driving under the influence. Paige suffered severe injuries, including a skull fracture.

Westlake High School's French Club and Officer Gaertner organized a "Stuff the Cruiser" event to collect donations for the Animal Protective League, exemplifying community partnership.

Paul Hicks was found guilty of murdering his ex-wife, Regina Rowe-Hicks, in 2001, which could result in a life sentence. The case was revived recently, leading to his conviction.

The Grove City Ohio Police are recruiting officers, emphasizing community impact. Applicants must pass the NTN test and can apply via links provided in the department's social media post.

Cleveland Heights is assessing the feasibility of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to improve housing options, as seen from the discussions and survey results found on their Facebook page.