Cleveland inaugurates Carl B. Stokes Day to honor the legacy of the former mayor and Civil Rights figure, ensuring annual recognition of his contributions.

Cleveland Police seek public aid in identifying a person of interest. A photo was shared on their Facebook page, and Detective Sheehan can be contacted for tips.

Cleveland Police are seeking public assistance in locating a missing juvenile, Ayana Russell, last seen on Firwood Road. They urge anyone with information to contact them.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office uses Independence Day festivities to encourage the public to help apprehend their 'Monday's Most Wanted' individuals.

Tribute band 'Don’t Look Back – The Boston Experience' will perform Boston's hits at Mentor Rocks on July 1, promising a detailed recreation of the '70s classic rock era.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts thunderstorms and high humidity for Ohio, with fluctuating weather patterns including potential severe storms, but a calmer Tuesday and near-normal temperatures later in the week.

Attendees of Rock the Docks faced parking challenges as the lots filled up, prompting the closure of the Kubler Trail entrance and directing them to alternative parking and shuttle services.

Cleveland State University's Board of Trustees will have a special meeting discussing various topics, including finances, with options for virtual attendance.

Akron celebrates its 200th anniversary with a week-long bash, including the Heart of Akron Festival, a grand parade, and a fireworks display. Special events also include a food tasting event and the sale of a bicentennial history book.

The Lorain County Sheriff’s Office celebrated K-9 Officer Holbrook and K-9 Chewy's graduation and certifications in law enforcement capabilities highlighting their readiness for corrections work.

Cleveland State Athletics has hired Kaleb John-Lewis as the new Director of Basketball Sports Performance, with hopes of enhancing the program's performance.

Eastlake announces dead end fire hydrant flushing from June 26 to July 8, warning residents of discolored water and advising against laundry during this period.

The FTFB Coalition announced the grant recipients from its Infant Health Fund, which supports local groups aiming to reduce infant mortality through culturally sensitive practices.