Cleveland State University Board of Trustees will hold virtual meetings on academic and financial affairs on March 13, inviting the public to watch live streams. The media can request materials by contacting the university.

In Richmond Heights, a woman was shot dead, and the suspect, found dead later, was identified as Shamar Summeral. A baby was found unharmed at the scene.

U.S. Marshals seek help to find Kenneth Kirk, a 44-year-old fugitive in Northern Ohio, for violating his supervised release after a firearms charge. He may be in Toledo and is considered armed and dangerous.

Cleveland Police seek help via social media to identify a suspect, share an image, and urge the public to provide information to their Detective Unit or Crime Stoppers.

Lake County residents are targeted by a phone scam with callers posing as law enforcement seeking money to clear fake arrest warrants, warned by the Sheriff's Office.

A meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy ended in discord, affecting the Ukrainian community in Northeast Ohio and raising concerns about trust and support between the US and Ukraine.

Mentor, Ohio, will resume rental property inspections on September 1 to ensure they meet safety and maintenance codes. Code Enforcement Officer Glen Benedict will be the contact person.

Akron's Mayor Malik announces a free laundry event, Tumble Together, with washing and drying at no cost for residents on March 5 at West Side Laundromat.

Cleveland State men's basketball won against Detroit Mercy, maintaining its top spot in the Horizon League. Tevin Smith and Tahj Staveskie led the way.

The Akron Zoo celebrates National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month with Inclusion Days, offering free entry to visitors wearing orange and inclusive activities.

Cuyahoga County plans to demolish the old Juvenile Justice Center, pursuing redevelopment and community connection, with a $6.8 million grant pending approval.

ODOT plans to reconfigure the U.S. Route 40 bridge in Belmont County for better bike and pedestrian use, keeping the historic bridge's integrity and seeking public feedback on the project's impacts.

Cleveland State University receives $321,500 from the Ohio Campus Safety Grant for enhancements such as improved lighting and upgraded security in residential buildings.