Springfield Township Police warn of a Facebook Messenger scam involving a fake Venmo QR code for a car show, urging locals not to send money and to report any such incidents.

Starting August 4, ODOT will close the I-480 eastbound ramp to Ridge Rd and implement lane restrictions on I-90 between West Blvd. and Hillard Blvd. due to construction.

The Cleveland Guardians traded two-time All-Star Shane Bieber to the Toronto Blue Jays for pitching prospect Khal Stephen, as the Blue Jays aim to enhance their playoff chances.

CSU's College of Health appointed Dr. Mary Lynn Davis-Ajami as the new director and chief nursing administrator, starting July 1st, bringing her extensive background to enhance nursing education.

Cleveland celebrated the opening of the senior-friendly Garrett Square Apartments in Glenville, offering 49 affordable units funded by a $2.6 million city investment.

Cuyahoga County will host its 2025 Family Fun Day on August 5 to celebrate Child Support Awareness Month with activities, resources, and school supply distribution.

Judge Mary J. Boyle served on the Ohio Supreme Court for a case regarding an electric submetering company's regulatory status. She speaks of the honor and responsibility of her role.

Kyle Manzardo hit two home runs, leading the Cleveland Guardians to a 10-4 victory over the Colorado Rockies, improving their wild-card race standing.

Springfield Township Police have intensified traffic enforcement against speeding in Beryl and Ewart, catching violators on camera and calling for community cooperation to ensure road safety.

Police in Medina, Ohio, responded to vandalism and a shooting on Friday night, resulting in the arrest of 33-year-old David J. Oberacker after a man was found shot on Baxter Street.

Jackson Township Police request public help to identify two persons of interest via social media, emphasizing privacy and offering contact methods for sharing information.

Cuyahoga County officials expressed condolences for the death of Lorain Police Officer Phillip Wagner, stressing the perils law enforcement faces and showing support for the injured officers and grieving community.

ODOT's social media post humorously claimed to be "mowing grass AND defying gravity," receiving positive community reactions for blending roadside maintenance with wit.