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.

The Jackson Township Police in Ohio requests public help to identify a person for an investigation, providing a photo, case number, and urging privacy for uncharged individuals.

Ohio's ODOT is enhancing the Southland District in Middleburg Heights with new sidewalks, crosswalks, and a multi-use path, promoting better access and economic development.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam involving false jury duty threats and demanding payment, clarifying that no law enforcement agency will request fines over the phone.

Lake County Sheriff's Deputy Dale Pohto is retiring after 45 years of service, marking the end of a career that saw significant evolutions in law enforcement.

The Greater Cleveland RTA announces a temporary rail replacement service on the Red Line between Tower City and Airport stations on May 3-4, replacing trains with 66R buses due to station work.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored its administrative staff with a hibachi lunch for Administrative Professionals Day, recognizing their essential behind-the-scenes work.

Multiple individuals face indictments in Ohio for various immigration violations, including illegal reentry and fraudulent activities, with emphasis on the U.S. DOJ's commitment to fighting illegal immigration.