Sgt. Bungard from the Lorain County Sheriff's Office read "Dragons Love Tacos" to students at Powers Elementary for Right to Read Week, promoting literacy and community engagement.

Cleveland Heights, Ohio, celebrates its new roundabout on Compton Road with a social media video demonstrating a refuse truck smoothly navigating the traffic flow improvement.

The Cleveland Heights Police Department will conduct a public bike auction featuring around 100 bikes on April 30 at City Hall. Bicycles will be sold as-is with a free bike license.

Ohio Region 2 Urban Search and Rescue Task Force enhances rescue skills through specialized training, involving multiple counties, for effective response to urban disasters.

The City of Cleveland Heights announced its annual leaf collection, instructing residents to rake leaves to the curb and follow specific guidelines to avoid fines and ensure safety.

Lorain County Sheriff's Office promoted two corrections officers, SGT. Parks and SGT. Stanley, as acknowledged in a social media post celebrating their dedication and service.

Kent State celebrated Student Employee Appreciation Week, awarding Seema Dhaher for her outstanding campus contributions in Recreation and Wellness Services.

Kent State's Honors Leadership Academy redefines spring break by engaging first-year students in community service in Buffalo, emphasizing civic duties over traditional leisure activities.

Over 600 college students participated in the 40th American Mock Trial Association National Championship at the Cuyahoga County Justice Center, showcasing legal skills and benefiting from the venue's hosting capabilities.

Cleveland has launched Cleveland Moves, a plan to improve city transit, detailed in an Interactive Report on OpenDataCLE, as announced on their Facebook page.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health's MomsFirst Fatherhood Program is enhancing support for fathers with services like case management and co-parenting guidance.

Cleveland Fire Department's HazMat team completed specialized training, provided by a rail industry expert, to improve responses to railroad emergencies.

Major Torres visited Firelands Schools, praising SRO Deputy Trifiletti's work in school security and community engagement, as reported by Lorain County Sheriff's Office.