Barberton announces a Magic Egg Hunt for kids 9 and under on March 28, featuring activities, the Easter Bunny, and a raffle. Registration is required by March 21, with a $5 fee.

A Greater Cleveland Partnership report shows rising incomes and business growth, but local leaders say the region still lacks enough people to fill open jobs. Retaining grads and attracting newcomers are now the top tests for Cleveland’s momentum.

The Lakewood Police Department hosted "Discover the Blue," an event to build positive relationships between officers and over fifty local students during a non-school day.

Auburn firefighters, supported by neighboring crews, quickly extinguished a structure fire on Washington Street, which originated from fireplace piping in the attic. No injuries were reported, and teamwork was praised for containing the damage.

Investigations show attorneys and administrators collected millions from the $600M Norfolk Southern deal while many East Palestine residents still haven’t been paid.

Fairview Park is seeking applicants for its Shade Tree Advisory Committee, responsible for enhancing the city's greenery. Applications are open until February 27.

Euclid Fire Department offers CPR/AED classes at Shore Cultural Centre, requiring pre-registration and a $30 fee, as part of its ongoing community safety education efforts.

Cleveland State named Dr. Andrew Crawford to lead enrollment as officials try to halt falling headcount and a multimillion‑dollar revenue shortfall.

Summa Health and Cleveland Clinic Akron General have begun equipping security staff with body‑worn cameras to document incidents and support staff safety. The move follows rising reports of workplace violence in hospitals.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources featured Gaston's Mill as February's historic postcard, highlighting Ohio's pioneer history and grist mill significance in settlement development.

Barberton invites residents to a Change for Change event on February 27 to aid the Victim Assistance Program of Summit County, providing crisis intervention and court advocacy.

The Euclid Police Department is offering a sports program for local students, including basketball and volleyball events, aiming to foster positive interactions and community engagement.

Cuyahoga County's Consumer Affairs and Scam Squad gear up for National Consumer Protection Week with a special media day on February 24th to educate journalists on scams.