Akron sets Trick or Treat night for October 25 with extra police patrols, festivities including "Thriller on the BLVD" to enhance the community spirit.

Cleveland Heights is hosting a second Q&A about the upcoming ballot measure, providing residents with another chance to learn about Issue 7 before voting on it.

The West Blvd. entrance to I-90 westbound in Cleveland will be closed for 60 days for drainage and pavement work, requiring detours via Lorain Ave. and W. 117th St.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office utilized a social media post offering a reward to seek public help in apprehending "Monday's Most Wanted" suspects, using humor to engage the community.

A fire damaged the Chardon Tavern with no injuries. Firefighters from multiple departments responded and controlled the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

The Elyria Police Department raised $1,807 for the Breast Cancer Fund of Ohio by selling pink-themed items and deserves praise for surpassing their previous year's total.

Cleveland enjoys warm, dry weather due to a high-pressure system, rain and cooler temperatures expected with an approaching cold front early in the week.

Jury selection begins for the trial of Bionca Ellis, accused of fatally stabbing a toddler in a North Olmsted Giant Eagle parking lot. Judge declines to sequester jurors, trial garners public attention.

Jackson Township Police seek public help in identifying a person for an investigation while ensuring privacy by directing information to Officer West without naming suspects online.

Cleveland's "Week Without Driving" initiative encourages residents not to use personal cars from September 29 to October 5, 2025, promoting empathy for non-drivers and alternative transportation use.

Roadwork on Chestnut Ridge Road in North Ridgeville will cause traffic delays on September 30 and October 1, starting at 7:00 a.m., with city officials recommending alternative routes.

A 10-year-old Akron child is recovering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the face, with Akron Police investigating the possibly accidental or self-inflicted shooting.

Akron joins the "Spotlight City" initiative to attract talent from the federal "Deferred Resignation Program," aiming to enhance local government workforce and reform hiring processes.