Cleveland's GCRTA rail service between Tower City and E. 55th St. is disrupted, with shuttle buses replacing trains until further notice. No reason for the disruption or schedule for shuttles provided.

Christopher J. Hardesty is appointed as the first Executive Director of the Downtown Akron Development Corporation, tasked with driving economic growth in Downtown Akron.

Lorain County has welcomed Deputy Barry Smith as a new School Resource Officer, a role aimed at ensuring safety and fostering positive relationships within schools.

ODOT District 12 Cleveland warns of heavy traffic in Cleveland, Akron, and Canton this Wednesday, advising travelers to plan ahead for potential gridlock.

The Cleveland Fire Department hosted an Ice Cream Social and Community Safety Fair to educate about safety and foster relationships between firefighters and residents.

Mentor announces Heisley Road overpasses repair from June 30 to July 2, warning of lane closures and travel delays.

Police in Jackson Township are searching for Brytan Clark, a 15-year-old frequent runaway. He was last seen on Harbor Dr NW, has blue eyes, blond hair, and is about 6 feet tall, 145 pounds. The public is urged to call (330) 832-1553 with any info.

A contractor was struck by a distracted driver during a striping project, though no injuries were reported, emphasizing the need for attentive driving.

Northern Ohio and Lake Erie forecast: muggy, with potential storms and high heat indices until a cold front brings cooler air and likely storms on Saturday.

ODOT District 12 in Cleveland announced the Eagle Ave. Lift Bridge will be dismantled due to its age. Minor work starts in summer, major work in fall. A viewpoint and a bridge sheave will be preserved as historical homage.

Akron celebrates its 200th anniversary with the launch of "Akron at 200: A Bicentennial History," a book detailing the city's history and featuring contributions from 26 authors.

NWS Cleveland forecasts showers and storms in Northern Ohio, with a stalling front today and potential severe weather next week. Hot conditions will persist, but rainfall could reduce heat indices.

A fire damaged homes in Cleveland's Garden Valley, displacing families. Local first responders and the Red Cross are aiding the community, and an investigation is underway.