Retired Cleveland firefighters, some who started in the 1950s, met at Tony K’s Bar & Grille for a reunion to recount old times and share their experiences.

The Cleveland Police honored Purple Heart recipients on National Purple Heart Day, expressing gratitude for their courage and sacrifice in a Facebook post.

Cleveland expresses pride in hosting the 2025 National Association of Black Journalists Convention, anticipating professional growth and community benefits.

A water main break in Elyria, Ohio has closed Park Avenue from Columbia to Miami Avenue, disrupting traffic and water service. Residents are advised to run water until it clears post-repair.

Dr. David Anderson from Cleveland State University was awarded the 2025 Outstanding Contributions to Education in Clinical Chemistry Award by the ADLM for his significant impact on the field.

Cleveland officials walked neighborhood blocks in a "Mayors Neighborhood Walk," engaging directly with residents to address local concerns and build stronger community relationships.

Cleveland State University is preparing for its Week of Welcome and VikesFEST starting August 23 with various activities to engage new and returning students, as discussed on the Viking Voices Podcast.

Lorain County offers free training on lead renovation and abatement, in collaboration with the Ohio Department of Development, at the Lorain County Community College Spitzer Conference Center.

Elyria, Ohio announces a water main break, causing traffic detours on W River Rd N and potential water service disruptions. Repair status updates are available on the city's social media.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff balances fun community events with law enforcement, reinforcing safety with the #MondaysMostWanted list and offering rewards for crime tips.

Cleveland welcomes a new Superman statue at the Huntington Convention Center, celebrating the character's origins with bronze tributes to his creators and the inspiration for Lois Lane.

Firefighters from Cleveland Fire Engine 30 and EMS Medic 30 saved a dog from a house fire, which was praised in a social media post by the Cleveland Fire Department.

Springfield Township Police reopened their K-9 apparel store for orders, with profits going to support their K-9 unit, funded solely by fundraisers. A link issue on Facebook was resolved in the comments section.