The Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs warns against holiday scams, advising shoppers to be skeptical of fraudulent emails and texts about false charges and delivery issues.

Cleveland's Division of Recreation hosts a holiday gift drive, seeking community donations to provide gifts for local children during the festive season.

Bernie Kosar, Cleveland Browns icon, is set to leave the hospital after a successful liver transplant received from donor Bryce Dunlap, expressing thanks amid health battles.

Holly Swenk to move from Ward 1 to the At-Large Council position in North Ridgeville, the city seeks a replacement, following charter guidelines, for her current seat.

Andrew Davison, an Elyria man, was sentenced to 39-44 years for multiple felonious assaults on law enforcement after previous convictions for attempted murder and drug trafficking.

Akron, Ohio, scored perfectly on the HRC's 2025 MEI for LGBTQ+ support, earning it the title of an "All-Star City" despite the state's lack of specific non-discrimination laws.

Lakewood, Ohio, informs residents of proper disposal of political signs at the Refuse and Recycling Center, not in curbside bins, with specified hours.

The Cuyahoga County Scam Squad warns of a scheme where fraudsters pose as deputies demanding money for ankle monitors linked to family members in custody.

Full November SNAP benefits will be issued this week in Cuyahoga County following earlier partial distributions, regular distribution to resume in December. Residents can use the ConnectEBT app or the Ohio Benefits Portal for updates.

Play Haven Cafe opens in Strongsville, OH, providing a quiet play area for children and a relaxing space for adults.

The 3rd annual Thriving Youth Series in Cleveland brought together over 1,500 people to focus on out-of-school time importance, culminating in a Youth Leadership Summit involving students and local leaders.

Garfield Heights hosts Line Dancing Tuesdays at the Civic Center, welcoming all for an evening of dance with instruction by Immortal Touch, for a $5 entry fee.

Westlake Ohio Police urge community support for the "Shop With A Cop" event, offering raffle tickets at $5 for a chance to win various prizes. Funds raised help children holiday shop with officers.