Cleveland firefighter Kevin Hannum delivered his third child on I-480 before his promotion to lieutenant on a day marked by personal and professional milestones.

Air tests after Akron's chemical fire show no hazards, but water testing continues due to contamination concerns in local waterways. Results expected soon

Cuyahoga County is developing a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, funded by a $600,000 SS4A grant, to address rising traffic fatalities and improve road safety equitably across communities.

Cuyahoga County Executive Ronayne spoke about progress and new plans, including a donation for the Child Wellness Campus, addressing gun violence, and launching an affordable housing fund and a Fresh Water Institute Fellowship.

Cuyahoga County obtained a federal waiver for mass replacement of SNAP benefits after a storm caused power outages, allowing automatic benefit replenishment for affected residents.

Cleveland Police hosts expedited hiring events to fill officer shortages. These events make the application process more efficient, with same-day testing and immediate conditional job offers.

Cuyahoga County increased emergency food assistance funding by $250,000 following power outages, collaborating with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to help residents replace spoiled food.

Cuyahoga County announces a fall Citizens Academy program offering an insider look at the Medical Examiner's Office and Crime Lab, starting September 26, 2024.

Cuyahoga County offers free yard cleanup after storms with the help of volunteer organizations. Residents can call a hotline to request assistance with tree and debris removal starting next week.

MetroHealth System is working to repair community ties by seeking feedback on its "hospital in a park" project, with a focus on transparency and involvement after leadership changes and financial challenges.

Elyria Water Distribution performs hydrant flushing today, potentially causing temporary water discoloration. Residents advised to run cold water until clear.

Cuyahoga County and Cleveland invest $500,000 to expand job opportunities for young adults, focusing on skill development and long-term careers. Programs aim to divert youth from criminal justice and place over 150 in jobs by Fall 2024.

Ohio agencies offer free oxygen tank refills at Brook Park for residents affected by power outages, with a mobile generator aiding local health needs.