Mays Turabi was named Fall 2025 valedictorian at Cleveland State University and is recognized for her achievements in Political Science and Spanish, and her commitment to legal and multicultural engagement.

Mary Hansard, an active-duty sergeant, was named Fall 2025 Valedictorian at CSU, graduating with a BA in organizational leadership and urban studies. She has consistently made the dean's list and is a foster parent.

The Berea Recreation Center is organizing a Blanket Making Party where participants will create blankets for those in need, involving food, drinks, and door prizes.

Jaylin Gillum, a standout student at Cleveland State University, reflects on their college experience, highlighting key internships and the impact of faculty mentorship on their academic and professional growth.

Cleveland State University's "Viking Voices" podcast concluded Season One, showcasing campus life, with Matt Lupica hinting at a surprise ending, building anticipation for Season Two.

Cleveland city officials promote a Holiday Gift Drive on #GivingTuesday to spread cheer among children, calling for public donations through social media.

Cleveland issues an emergency snow parking ban effective midnight, December 2, to ensure clear passageways for snowplows and emergency vehicles amid a forecasted winter storm.

Canton, Ohio opens a winter warming shelter at St. Paul AME Church to help the homeless during cold weather, with free food, water, and bus transit provided.

Cybersecurity experts warn of a rise in sophisticated scams during Cyber Monday, urging consumers to shop on known legitimate sites and use multi-factor authentication.

Cleveland supports local small businesses with a $300,000 grant from Steelyard Commons TIF, coinciding with #SmallBusinessSaturday, aiming for economic revitalization.

A boil advisory was issued in Lorain due to a communication outage at the Water Purification Plant, which led to the draining of the Red Hill Water Tower and concerns over water pressure.

The Lakewood Police Department promotes community engagement and support through their "Cram The Cruiser" event, inviting donations for local pantries.

Leo the elf, mascot of the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office, shared holiday cheer from Hawaii on Facebook, showcasing his new ukulele skills before returning to Ohio.