CSU celebrated Kelly Fanger, a graduate who overcame challenges, founded the LoveNLyrics program at a Juvenile Detention Center, and is committed to community service.

The Jackson Township Police in Ohio seek help with an investigation, requesting tips to Officer Watson at (330) 834-3960 or an anonymous line, while urging privacy for uncharged persons.

Springfield Township Police report low speeding incidents on Beryl Road, with data from a deployed speed sign showing 0.4% of drivers exceeding limits, averaging two violations per day out of 485 vehicles. The community is commended for safe driving.

A severe weather system caused strong winds and potential thunderstorms in the Cleveland area, with a wind advisory for Erie County, PA. Brief calm was expected after cold front passage.

Authorities are appealing for help to find missing 5-year-old Armyrcle Bennett in Akron, last seen wearing a coral pink jogging suit and purple boots.

Cleveland State University's Board of Trustees will meet on April 21, with both in-person and virtual participation allowed. The meeting, to be live-streamed, can be accessed online, and media are invited to register.

The Cleveland Police First District, with @citydogscle, has featured an adoptable dog named Lavender suitable for any age family. Interested parties can contact City Dogs Cleveland.

Cleveland Heights announced an enhanced Pride 2025 with daytime and evening experiences, inviting the community to apply as performers, vendors, or service providers.

Geauga County's Dave Peterson is celebrated for his versatile skills, serving as a dispatcher, firefighter, paramedic, fire investigator, and SWAT medic, showing deep commitment to community safety.

Dr. Bin Su of Cleveland State University received a $445,500 NIH grant to research glioblastoma treatments focusing on improving blood-brain barrier penetration.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff combines a civic duty call with the seasonal urge to be outdoors, using social media to seek help in locating Monday's Most Wanted.

Geauga County Sheriff’s Office recognizes telecom personnel’s vital role in public safety and recounts the origin of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, started in 1981.

Geauga County Sheriff's Office is hiring a Corrections Cook, requiring culinary and administrative skills, CPR, computer literacy, and offers benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans.