Strongsville residents are urged to adjust recycling habits due to the overflow of green bins for cardboard. A new bin will be set up near the Food Bank on Pearl Road in about two weeks.

Cleveland Heights residents urged to be cautious as significant snowfall approaches; city crews are treating roads and prioritizing main roads before moving to secondary streets, while employing a "sensible salting" strategy for conservation.

The Mentor on the Lake Police and Lake County Board of Developmental Disabilities launched the Blue Envelope Program to aid communication with disabled residents.

Cleveland halts waste collection due to weather, with pickups resuming after MLK Jr. Day and rescheduled pickups for affected residents to manage backlogs.

Elyria, Ohio, invites vocalists to join the Reunion Choir for its 40th Annual Ruby Red Day of Service to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Final rehearsal is on January 17.

The State Route 82 bridge over Cuyahoga Valley National Park has partially reopened with one bi-directional lane while repairs continue, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Several tractor-trailers jack-knifed on I-90 east in Ashtabula County, causing a road closure from SR 193 to SR 7. Authorities have not provided a reopening time, travelers should use alternate routes and check OHGO for updates.

A murder suspect from Puerto Rico, Neftali Esquilin-Lebron, was captured in Cleveland by U.S. Marshals and awaits transfer after being charged for a 2024 killing.

Cuyahoga County property tax bills are available online, due by February 19. Payment can be made online, by phone, or in person, with extended Treasurer's Office hours for assistance.

Loveland City Hall exhibits Joy Osborne's watercolor art, capturing local landscapes and historic scenes, accessible to the public during office hours.

Frederick Douglass High School partners with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to hold a produce giveaway in Euclid, offering free food without requiring ID on January 13, with distribution in the school's back parking lot.

Cleveland plans to install new electric vehicle chargers at Michael Zone and Sterling Recreation Centers, with a public comment period open until February 6, 2026.

Residents in Euclid can share their views on the 215th St. trail improvements at the third and final meeting. The session will be held on January 21 at City Hall.