The Browns fired head coach Kevin Stefanski after a 5-12 season, despite his past success including two Coach of the Year awards and a playoff appearance.

The City of Euclid bids farewell to Councilwoman Angela Steele-Thompson after her four-year tenure, praising her contributions, including the recreation center and "Street Delegates" program.

Mentor-on-the-Lake Police issue a parking ban when snow exceeds 2 inches to clear streets for plows and ensure public safety, with fines for non-compliance.

Parma Police Department canceled the fireworks at the Bicentennial Pierogi Drop due to snow safety concerns, but other festivities continued as planned.

Parma's social media post advised using ride-sharing for the Pierogi Drop event to ease traffic and increase safety. Alternative parking options were provided, and the presence of police underscored safety efforts for the inaugural celebration.

The Stark County Sheriff's Office is investigating a work-related death at Hoopes-Edwards in Alliance, with OSHA involvement and few details released.

Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania face winter advisories and snow as a weather system brings lake-effect snow and cold temperatures.

Bay Village's Blue Envelope Program aids communication between first responders and individuals with disabilities by providing vital personal information in an envelope to be presented during emergencies.

Bay Village residents deal with closed roads and power outages due to fallen trees and wires. Police have opened a warming center and advise checking the FirstEnergy site for updates.

The National Weather Service forecasts lake effect snow into Thursday for Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, with warnings for significant snowfall and concerns about wind-driven snow.

Euclid announced holiday closures on January 1st for city buildings and service schedule changes, with trash pickup delayed one day for Thursday and Friday. Residents are reminded to plan accordingly.

SR 84 east of Vrooman Rd. in Lake County was reopened after being closed due to downed power lines, with the Ohio Department of Transportation announcing the news.

The Cleveland Division of Police shared a social media post conveying holiday greetings to the community and acknowledging the officers and their families' sacrifices during the festive season.