Cleveland celebrates the WNBA's planned return in 2028, highlighting the move as an inspiration for local youth and a step toward gender equality in sports.

Euclid's downtown hosts a free Monthly Movie Matinee Series at Atlas Cinemas Lakeshore 7, starting at 11:30 AM on Feb. 7 with "The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie."

Michele Ferguson was named Akron's Employee of the Month for her role as a Safety Communications Technician since 2013, praised for her multitasking, composure, and guidance to peers.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's department humorously compared Captain Mackey to "Where's Waldo" due to his dedication to equipping officers, joking about his long hours in a Facebook post.

The Stark County Sheriff's Office warns about a prevalent gift card scam and advises that legitimate entities don't ask for payments with gift cards. They encourage reporting such incidents to the FTC.

Greater Cleveland celebrates Black History Month with events such as a screening of "Hidden Figures" at Lakewood Public Library and free art tours at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Cleveland announces the start of Black History Month, marking a century of recognizing Black history, and plans events to honor African American contributions to the city's development.

Garrett Square Apartments open in Glenville, Cleveland, offering 49 affordable housing units for seniors, with a $2.6 million investment from the city.

Barberton invites nominations for its Walk of Fame, seeking individuals whose achievements and contributions have impacted the community. Nominations are accepted by email or mail, with forms available online.

Lakewood's Division of Aging organizes a Carnation Sale for Valentine's Day, supporting senior services, with orders accepted online until Feb. 9 and pick-up on Feb. 13.

North Ridgeville Government reminds residents to clear sidewalks after storms for safety, citing a city ordinance requiring timely snow and ice removal.

North Olmsted introduced a customizable City Alert service that allows residents to subscribe to safety, event, and weather alerts through text, email, or calls while ensuring privacy.

Lakewood, Ohio officials advise residents on protecting their homes from extreme cold and potential pipe damage through a Facebook post with practical steps.