The City of Mentor warns of potential yard waste pickup delays due to winter conditions and asks residents for patience as crews work through these challenges.

Cleveland's WinterLand Tree Lighting Festival featured family-friendly activities, ice skating, live music, and fireworks, with hundreds attending the longstanding city tradition.

Akron celebrated its holiday kickoff with the Welcome Santa Parade and the $17 million renovation of Lock 3 Park, featuring new amenities and activities.

The City of Mentor has announced a yard debris collection following a recent snowstorm, instructing residents to prepare debris for pickup by December 6.

Samaria Rice marks the 10th anniversary of her son Tamir's death, advocating for police reform and supporting young people through the Tamir Rice Foundation.

The Kaulig Companies Championship at Firestone Country Club raised over $1.3 million for local charities in Ohio.

The Tuscarawas Valley community commemorates the first anniversary of a crash that killed three students and three adults by holding memorial events.

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.