The Cleveland Division of Police is recruiting new officers through a Hiring Event on January 9-11, inviting individuals to start careers in law enforcement.

A water main break in Elyria, Ohio, caused disruptions, with repairs leading to water service interruptions and traffic delays. The city informed residents about potential discolored water post-repair.

The City of Euclid bids farewell to Councilwoman Angela Steele-Thompson after her four-year tenure, praising her contributions, including the recreation center and "Street Delegates" program.

Downtown Euclid Improvement Corporation is hosting a trivia event at Omni Board Game Parlor on January 3 with prizes. Registration is required and limited.

Cleveland Heights promotes green disposal methods for holiday lights and Christmas trees, offering drop-off spots for recycling and advising on how to prepare trees for curbside pickup.

Murray Ridge Road in Elyria will be closed for underground work from January 5-9, with detours via Lowell Street/Telegraph Road and State Route 113.

Cleveland opens warming centers due to cold weather, offers after-hours shelter through 211, and highlights normal rec center hours for additional refuge.

Barberton, Ohio, is celebrating its 135th anniversary alongside the U.S. 250th anniversary with a year-long event, as a giant American flag is displayed on a local crane.

Parma Police Department canceled the fireworks at the Bicentennial Pierogi Drop due to snow safety concerns, but other festivities continued as planned.

Cleveland Police issued safety tips for New Year's Eve, warning against celebratory gunfire and illegal fireworks, and urged the use of rideshare services to avoid drunk driving.

Parma's social media post advised using ride-sharing for the Pierogi Drop event to ease traffic and increase safety. Alternative parking options were provided, and the presence of police underscored safety efforts for the inaugural celebration.

The Elyria Police Department reminds the community to follow local fireworks ordinance for New Year's Eve and underscores their commitment to noise sensitivity and law enforcement.

The South Euclid annual toy drive coordinated by the Fire Department was a success, collecting over 10 bins of toys in three weeks with community collaboration.