Laila Edwards from Cleveland Heights has been celebrated for her hockey performance, scoring key goals for Team USA and being in contention for the Patty Kazmaier Award. Her success promotes diversity and inspires young athletes.

Deputy Frazier from the Lorain County Sheriff's Office visited the Boys & Girls Club to read with students, enhancing law enforcement's engagement with youth.

Lorain County Sheriff's Office celebrates Easter by inviting residents to submit "Deputy Pet of the Month" photos of rabbits, lambs, or chicks on social media.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office praised dispatcher Kris for over 20 years of dedicated service and outlined the emotional aspects of the job and personal life balance.

Dispatcher Tammy shares her journey inspired by her family's medical service, highlighting her commitment to aid others as a Geauga County dispatcher since 1995 and an EMT.

Wilco's concert at Cain Park in Cleveland Heights on August 7 sold out in three days, showcasing the band's popularity and the community's enthusiasm for live music events.

Cleveland Heights City Hall is hosting a Shredding Day event for local residents to securely destroy sensitive documents on April 19 from 8 AM to 12 PM.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, acknowledging 911 dispatchers' vital role and dedication with a lunch and a social media tribute.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office will conduct bomb squad training with controlled blasts near Akron-Canton Airport on April 30 from 2-4pm, alerting nearby residents of the expected noise.

Cleveland celebrates the Week of the Young Child, focusing on early childhood development, with initiatives supported by Mayor Bibb and a Cabinet for Children and Youth.

Geauga County 911 dispatcher Heather Eskridge receives a life-saving award for guiding a caller through CPR on an electrocuted man, highlighting the crucial role of emergency dispatchers.

A lost dog was reunited with its owner in Stark County, Ohio, after the Jackson Township Police Department's Facebook post helped locate the owner. The dog, found on Belden Village Street, had no tags, prompting police to use social media for aid.

Captain Kenny Drost retired from Cleveland's Engine 30 after over three decades, with colleagues celebrating his service and wishing him well. He plans to continue as a Fire Inspector in Avon Lake.