The Northern District of Ohio is hosting the Federal Bar Association's Bench-Bar Conference on May 15, now offering remote viewing due to full capacity.

Mayfield Heights is seeking a new Service Technician with a variety of maintenance skills and requires a high school diploma or GED, relevant experience, and a Class A or B CDL. Benefits include health insurance and retirement contributions.

An ODOT mower was involved in a crash on I-90, causing delays and a temporary lane blockage. Later reports clarified that no injuries were reported. Traffic has since returned to normal.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health is raising awareness of air quality issues and offering resources to educate the public on how to cope with poor air quality.

Lorain County Sheriff's Office participated in Lorain's Cinco de Mayo Parade with residents, highlighting community unity and support for the Mexican Mutual Society Scholarship fund.

Communities across the nation observe National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend, honoring firefighters like Cleveland's Shawn Calvey for their service and sacrifice.

The Springfield Township Police are seeking public help to identify a male suspect in a felony theft at Walmart on April 29th, involving Officer Lawrence and a social media appeal.

Cleveland Heights is revitalizing Denison Park by demolishing the old Pool House to make way for new facilities, and repainting tennis courts to accommodate pickleball, utilizing ARPA funds.

Students from Western Pike Local Schools experienced STEAM fields firsthand during a special day featuring demonstrations from Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 Cleveland.

Akron Police seek public help to identify suspects involved in credit card skimming at local retailers, following incidents at a CVS and Save-A-Lot stores.

Lakewood has launched a lithium battery recycling program, excluding large rechargeable batteries, with residents required to tape battery terminals before disposal.

Summit County Sheriff's Office reports a reduction in crime in Coventry Township and the City of Green, with significant decreases in theft, burglary, and vehicle thefts; however, a slight increase in robberies and two homicides were noted.

Fred Mitchell, husband of Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell, passed away, with a viewing on May 2 and a funeral on May 3 at Westside Baptist Church, as Lewisville mourns. Donations can be made to the Lewisville Noon Rotary Club.