The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is looking for a Corrections Cook with qualifications including a high school diploma and first aid skills, offering a $20.59/hour wage and benefits.

Cleveland Police officers participated in a community Easter Egg Hunt, engaging with locals and giving out teddy bears, fostering police-community relations.

Donovan Mitchell's foundation honored 16-year-old Tyler Sowen at a basketball game for heroically using a ladder to save a mother and her two children from a house fire.

A Cleveland woman, Sandra, was commended by local police for her efforts in cleaning graffiti, highlighting how small acts of service can greatly benefit communities.

Kent State University's international student and graduates face visa revocations, causing unrest on campus and prompting university support and guidance.

The Shaker Heights Library reopened after a shooting involving local students left one dead and the community showing support through flowers and hot chocolate.

Mentor announces its 2025 yard waste collection, an Adult Flashlight Dash event, the municipal tax deadline, and is hiring for the summer recreation program.

A driver dropping a doughnut led to a three-car crash in Thompson Township, Ohio, causing serious injuries and resulting in lane violation and distracted driving charges.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office emphasized the importance of World Autism Awareness Day, advocating for community support and acceptance of individuals with autism.

The Mentor Senior Center Garage Sale, on April 26, offers a range of items from over 70 vendors with free admission, hot food, and open to the public.

Cleveland Police District 2's Officer Rodriguez engaged with local children during community policing initiatives, fostering community trust and safety with the support of local leaders.

The Cleveland Fire Department is accepting applications for new firefighters, providing gear and the opportunity to operate fire trucks. Interested individuals must apply by June 6th and can contact the department for more information.

The Akron Fire Fighters Association Local 330 wished residents a "Happy 330 Day" on Facebook, reminding them to be weather-alert while celebrating the community.