Jackson Township Police launched a Public Safety Cadets Unit to educate youths aged 14-20 about law enforcement through bi-weekly meetings and practical experiences.

Springfield Township Police Department reminds the public about their "2025 Cars for K9s Cruise-In" car show this Friday at 4 pm with activities, food, and live music.

Jackson Township in Ohio launched a Safety Village program to teach children about safety, including 'Stranger Danger,' gun safety, and seat belt use, in collaboration with local agencies and volunteers.

Akron woman Debbie Miller recognized by the mayor for picking up her millionth piece of trash, transforming her neighborhood's cleanliness over two years.

Akron unveils renovated Patterson Park Community Center, funded by American Rescue Plan Act, featuring recreational facilities and community spaces, with a grand opening set for June 10th.

Akron's Lock 3 Park hosted "Our First Cruise into Summer Event" with food, games, music, and police-community unity, thanks to the Akron Police and local sponsors.

Cleveland has declared June 5 as HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, honoring those living with HIV and remembering the journey since the first AIDS reports.

Cleveland Heights residents can use Thornton Park Pool in Shaker Heights due to local pool maintenance from June 5 to 15, with designated swim times.

Akron launches its Summer Food Service Program on June 9, providing free meals to children and teens under 18.

Andrew Zelina, a Cleveland State University graduate, was hired to create a digital museum for KeyBank’s 200th anniversary, emphasizing the linkage between academic knowledge and practical application in the banking sector.

Cleveland State University highlighted graduate Lila Ostrander's achievements in both academics and community involvement, emphasizing her roles in the Campus Activities Board and extracurricular activities.

The Gahanna Police shared a playful social media post about a lost dog, showcasing their community-oriented approach and adding a light-hearted moment to their public engagement.

Over 20,000 people attended The Cleveland Market at Tyler Village, engaging with over 100 local vendors, showcasing Cleveland's culture and supporting small businesses.