The Eighth District Court of Appeals ruled that Cleveland city schools are not liable for an 11-year-old's suicide related to school-issued device content.

Cleveland high school students showcased their robotics skills against national teams at a competition, emphasizing engineering and problem-solving in a partnership between the Great Lakes Science Center and CMSD.

Tyisha Blade, founder of East Cleveland Magazine and a graduate student, was named Print Journalist of the Year by the Greater Cleveland Association of Black Journalists.

Jackson Township Police seek help identifying an individual for their investigation. Contact Officer West at (330) 834-3960 with info, referencing Case 25-36746.

Canton Police have charged Daniel Z. Mattay with the murder of missing 26-year-old Ryan Godbey, transitioning the case from a missing person to a homicide investigation.

Cuyahoga County provides safety tips for celebrating the Fourth of July, including guidance on swimming, grilling, and fireworks, as well as emphasizing public safety and heat-related illness prevention.

Rodney Johnson, 54, was arrested after firing a gun in Aultman Orrville Hospital's emergency room. No injuries were reported, and the motive is unclear.

Myesha Watkins has been named the new Administrator of Cuyahoga County's Office of Violence Prevention, set to lead efforts in community-based violence prevention, effective August 11.

A boat capsized in Lake Erie near Avon Lake, resulting in a man's death. Emergency services responded, and the Coast Guard conducted a search for additional victims but found none. Safety reminders were issued ahead of July 4.

Second-year MFA student Tyisha Blade will be featured in the next episode of Cleveland State University's podcast, discussing her experiences as a writer.

The City of Lorain is progressing with the Henderson Drive Safety Improvement project aimed at traffic efficiency and pedestrian safety, including new power poles installed by Ohio Edison. Residents may expect disruptions due to ongoing utility work.

Lakewood has announced its Independence Day fireworks for July 4, with a rain date of July 5. Strict rules are in place at Lakewood Park for safety, including bans on personal fireworks and the consumption of alcohol.

The Lakewood Community Recreation & Education Department will be the grand marshals for the city's July 4th parade, marking their centennial. The event features local bands and ends with fireworks.