Mayfield Heights hosts a Shredding & Recycling Day for residents to dispose of recyclables and small electronics responsibly.

Cleveland State University announces a record $15 million bequest from Walter and Katherine McCombs, with funds supporting scholarships and a new impact fund.

K-9 units searched a STEM school in Rootstown Township for drugs, none were found, enhancing school safety but sparking debate over community engagement transparency.

Cleveland City Hall announces "Summer Soundtrack 2025," hinting at a slew of summer activities and learning opportunities for residents. Details will follow.

Lake County’s Sheriff announced two new corrections officers, Samantha Bonin and Dakota McDaniel, have completed training and are now working independently.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored nurses during National Nurses Week, recognizing their essential role in the health care of inmates in correctional facilities.

New Scam Squad Guide launched in Cuyahoga County to educate seniors about scams; available in print and online, with support for those who need help accessing a copy.

Veteran firefighter Phil Ketchum retired from the Cleveland Division of Fire after 31 years, known for his HazMat service and admired for his camaraderie.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health is raising awareness of air quality issues and offering resources to educate the public on how to cope with poor air quality.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health promotes mental health screenings, offering mobile clinics and online tools to help detect and treat mental health and substance use challenges.

Lorain County Sheriff's Office participated in Lorain's Cinco de Mayo Parade with residents, highlighting community unity and support for the Mexican Mutual Society Scholarship fund.

Cleveland Fire Department officers are receiving training in 'Overhaul' at the Fire Training Academy, a critical fire fighting technique for checking hidden fire remnants in structures.

Cleveland Heights announced on social media about the use of $1.5 million yearly CDBG funds for local projects, including arts, literacy programs, ADA sidewalk renovations, and support for food pantries.