Fairview Park enforces new holiday decoration restrictions on Seabury Avenue due to safety and crowd control, impacting traditional light displays and charity fundraising.

Highland Heights residents are warned about a bold coyote that is showing stalking behavior near StoneWater Golf Course. Police advise vigilance, especially with children and pets, and to make noise and appear larger if the animal follows them.

A study suggests that the Cleveland Browns' stadium move could cost Cleveland $30 million annually and result in 360 jobs, and Mayor Justin Bibb criticizes the timing of the move.

Ohio state trooper's act of kindness, instead of issuing a ticket, helps a mother, Heather Tuttle, cope with postpartum depression after a traffic stop in 2018.

Westlake Police have warned that deer are getting their heads stuck in plastic Halloween pumpkin decorations and have asked residents to remove dangerous items.

Lakewood's Welcome to Lakewood event will be held on November 12. It will offer residents a chance to learn about city services and engage with local organizations.

The Lakewood Police Department is accepting applications for its 12-week Citizens' Police Academy starting January 15, 2025, to educate residents on police operations.

The City of Mentor announces Halloween Trick or Treat on October 31, from 6 PM to 8 PM, with safety tips from police for a secure and enjoyable event.

Akron Police Chief Brian Harding faces calls for his resignation amid controversy over his handling of a police encounter involving Dierra Fields.

Cleveland has canceled West 6th Street Browns tailgates for the year due to safety concerns, impacting local businesses and prompting discussions on event management.

The City of Green will host an annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast on October 26 to honor volunteers with Mayor Yeargin cooking pancakes. Registration required.

Fairlawn will continue its free leaf pickup service this fall. Bagged leaves will be collected on specified Mondays from October 28th through December 2nd, benefiting the community and environment.

The Mentor Senior Center seeks volunteers for various roles, including kitchen helpers, fitness committee members, greeters, event coordinators, and tech advisors for their 55+ programs.