The City of Cleveland Heights announced its annual leaf collection, instructing residents to rake leaves to the curb and follow specific guidelines to avoid fines and ensure safety.

Rob Summers is appointed as the new head coach for Cleveland State men's basketball, returning to lead the team he helped reach the NCAA Tournament as assistant coach.

The Jackson Township Police Department seeks public assistance to identify a person of interest in an investigation, asking for information via Officer Dugan or an anonymous tip line.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health's MomsFirst Fatherhood Program is enhancing support for fathers with services like case management and co-parenting guidance.

Cleveland Police are seeking public help to find a shooting suspect from an incident at W. 73rd St/Camden Ave, requesting tips be directed to Detective Wright.

Cleveland forecasts show mixed weather incoming, with a sun encore before low pressures bring rain and snow. Conditions may cause messy commutes and affect marine activities on Lake Erie. Spring-like weather is expected by Monday.

Major Torres visited Firelands Schools, praising SRO Deputy Trifiletti's work in school security and community engagement, as reported by Lorain County Sheriff's Office.

Cleveland Police officers participated in a community Easter Egg Hunt, engaging with locals and giving out teddy bears, fostering police-community relations.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office posts a "Monday's Most Wanted" list to enlist public help in finding fugitives, promising anonymity and rewards for tips.

A Cleveland woman, Sandra, was commended by local police for her efforts in cleaning graffiti, highlighting how small acts of service can greatly benefit communities.

Cleveland's weather is displaying a classic spring variability with a mix of snow, wind, and temperature fluctuations; however, calmer and warmer conditions are expected towards the end of the week.

NWS in Cleveland ends Flood Watch, predicts cooler temps and scattered snow showers, with possible impacts on bloomed vegetation.

Legionella bacteria was found in parts of Cuyahoga County's Justice Center water system, which was declared safe for use. No illnesses were reported. Measures based on CDC guidelines are being taken to address the issue.