CCAS shared the top dog names of 2025 and reminded Ohioans to renew dog licenses by January 31 to avoid a penalty. License fees support shelter operations.

Westlake Police seek a volunteer magistrate for their Juvenile Diversion Program, targeting positive youth development. Applicants must be local attorneys and apply via email.

Strongsville residents are urged to adjust recycling habits due to the overflow of green bins for cardboard. A new bin will be set up near the Food Bank on Pearl Road in about two weeks.

Cleveland halts waste collection due to weather, with pickups resuming after MLK Jr. Day and rescheduled pickups for affected residents to manage backlogs.

Elyria, Ohio, invites vocalists to join the Reunion Choir for its 40th Annual Ruby Red Day of Service to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Final rehearsal is on January 17.

Cleveland Clinic plans to open a Level I trauma center by 2028, addressing the need for comprehensive trauma care, despite concerns from MetroHealth about market saturation.

Cleveland opens warming centers ahead of frigid weather and expected snowfall, providing shelters and transportation passes for those requiring overnight accommodations.

Cleveland Heights announces the "Tiger Nation Prom Closet Collection Drive & Giveaway" to provide formal attire for prom to those in need through donations and volunteering.

Westlake, Ohio requests residents keep dogs off the $5 million Parkside Fields to prevent turf damage, warning that non-compliance might lead to restricted access.

Residents in Euclid can share their views on the 215th St. trail improvements at the third and final meeting. The session will be held on January 21 at City Hall.

Dobama Theater in Cleveland Heights presents "The Heart Sellers," a play about the immigrant experience, centered on two young Asian immigrants in 1973, running from January 29 to February 22.

Protesters in Cleveland gathered to condemn an ICE agent's fatal shooting of Renee Good, with chants for justice, and calls to abolish ICE, while a candidate urged societal responsibility.

Cleveland Heights residents can influence the future of Coventry PEACE Park via an online survey or paper feedback. The park's redevelopment into a community hub is planned for 2026-2027 post-demolition of the former school.