Cuyahoga County and MAGNET celebrate the creation of 3,000 manufacturing careers, with a $5 million county investment resulting in substantial economic benefits.

Hydrant flushing in Elyria, Ohio, may cause temporary water discoloration for residents on several streets, with clear-up advice provided by the city.

The Medina County Fair opens with enhanced security measures following an incident at a nearby fair, featuring attractions and improved safety technology.

The 2025 NE Ohio Aging & Disability Summit will focus on innovating discussions on aging and disability and features keynote speaker Patricia D’Antonio. Attendees can earn CEUs.

Cuyahoga County's free Family Fun Day event on August 5th offers a variety of activities and resources at Public Square, fostering community connections.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office participated in Amish Safety Day to share safety tips and bolster ties with the Amish community, focusing on road, internet, and fraud safety.

A lost dog was found by Mayfield Heights Police and awaits to be claimed by her owners. The department seeks community help via Facebook post with a contact number.

A cow that fell onto a highway was rescued by Akron Police and firefighters, and later taken in by FOCUS Rescue & Rehabilitation, where it now thrives.

Sheriff Jack Hall honored law enforcement parents on National Parents Day for balancing duties between work and home, acknowledging their sacrifices and resilience in serving both their families and community.

Ohio Officer Brent Payne was released from the hospital after surviving an ambush attack that injured him and others, including a fatally wounded colleague.

Lorain's 'Rockin’ on the River' concert series became a fundraiser for families of officers affected by a recent attack, raising community support and $11,000 before the event started.

Residents of Northeast Ohio honored Officer Phillip Wagner in a procession from Cleveland to North Ridgeville, remembering the fallen officer and Marine veteran who was killed in an ambush.

Jackson Township Police request public help to identify two persons of interest via social media, emphasizing privacy and offering contact methods for sharing information.