Ohio's ODOT reports collecting over 340,000 bags of litter from state highways in 2025, urging residents including Cleveland Browns fans to help tackle the problem.

Cuyahoga County launches the Back to School Challenge 2025, calling for donations of school supplies for local students and seeking volunteers for the initiative.

Lakewood, Ohio saw a significant rise in recycling rates to 59.92% last year, making it second-highest in Cuyahoga County, with the city diverting over 19,000 tons of organic waste.

The Parma Fire Department leads Safety Town, teaching kindergarteners about fire safety through educational and enjoyable activities, including tours of firehouses and interacting with firefighters.

Two ODOT workers, Denise and Shadiatu, balance their jobs with motherhood and advocate for road safety, urging drivers to be cautious around work zones.

Two pediatricians were fired by University Hospitals amid claims of union busting; they contend their dismissal was due to union organizing efforts, sparking community protests.

A lost white shepherd dog in Jackson Township was reunited with its owner after being found wandering the streets, as shared by the local police on social media.

Northeast Ohio business leaders oppose proposed budget cuts to NASA Glenn, which could slash 554 jobs and impact local economy and national competitiveness.

Deputy Holmes from Lorain County Sheriff's Office was recognized for going beyond duty by assisting in disaster relief and community engagement in Roan Mountain, Tennessee.

Deputy Detrick in Lorain County stopped an impaired driver, preventing potential harm, with the Sheriff's Office highlighting the event and stressing the importance of sober driving.

Cleveland opened several recreation centers as cooling shelters to help residents beat the heatwave, reflecting the city's proactive response to ensure public well-being during high temperatures.

Medina County Sheriff's Office thanks the community on social media for a successful 4th of July parade, highlighting the involvement and positive response from locals.

Cleveland Fire invites locals to their free Ice Cream Social event on July 12, featuring food, fire education, child fingerprinting, adoptable dogs, vendors, and fire trucks.