The Success Fair returns to the Huntington Convention Center on Aug. 14 with 200+ employers, certifications, legal clinics and free services for job seekers.

Parma and Parma Heights approved a one‑year MetroHealth co‑responder program to send a licensed social worker on select 911 mental‑health and substance‑use calls, with county grant support.

Cleveland says its "A Home for Every Neighbor" initiative has placed more than 200 unsheltered residents into permanent housing. The milestone follows intensive outreach and landlord recruitment.

An appeals court sided with Ohio City residents and remanded a zoning variance, halting plans to convert LMM's Franklin Boulevard building into a youth drop‑in center. The decision keeps the long‑delayed project tied up in court.

A Lakewood worker says a coworker used a racial slur and that management later pulled him from the schedule, according to a Facebook post. The post asks readers what they would do.

A historic storm flooded Kelleys Island’s EMS training room, damaging equipment estimated at $40,000 as Island Fest moves ahead next weekend.

SEIU District 1199 members at Cleveland Public Library are voting July 8–12 on whether to authorize a strike after months of stalled contract talks. The vote could give negotiators the power to call a work stoppage if bargaining doesn't produce a deal.

A viral surveillance video showed a Topline Heating & Air employee fling food inside Rockin' Robyn's. The company fired the worker and will cover 200 cheesesteaks on Friday.

More than 400 private gardens across Cleveland open July 11–12 for the annual, free GardenWalk weekend.

A $10.5M Lemonade settlement could deliver cash and three years of credit monitoring to people whose driver’s‑license numbers were exposed. Claims must be filed by Sept. 8, 2026.

An estimated 40,000 people lined Ridge Road for Parma’s bicentennial Fourth of July parade, led by hometown star Mike “The Miz.”

A Brunswick woman has sued after her 75-year-old veteran husband fell when a hospital-bed rail allegedly broke; the federal complaint names the VA center, the maker and the installer.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce gave a "transformative" $2M gift to After‑School All‑Stars Cleveland as part of a $26M round of donations to nonprofits nationwide.