Frederick Douglass High School partners with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to hold a produce giveaway in Euclid, offering free food without requiring ID on January 13, with distribution in the school's back parking lot.

Cuyahoga County raises awareness on microplastics in Great Lakes, with studies showing tap water has fewer microplastics than bottled. A documentary screening is planned.

Cleveland plans to install new electric vehicle chargers at Michael Zone and Sterling Recreation Centers, with a public comment period open until February 6, 2026.

Cleveland Fire Department is investigating an intentionally set fire in an apartment building on Cedar Avenue that caused no injuries and $1,000 in damages.

Cleveland anticipates severe winter weather, including accumulating snow and extreme cold, that may disrupt travel and daily life, as per the National Weather Service's Cleveland office.

Residents in Euclid can share their views on the 215th St. trail improvements at the third and final meeting. The session will be held on January 21 at City Hall.

The City of Elyria extended the closure of Murray Ridge Road at Lowell Street past the initial January 9th deadline to January 13th, due to construction delays.

A 15-year-old boy in Canton was arrested for the fatal shooting of his 12-year-old brother. The teen faces reckless homicide charges and the case is under investigation.

Paul Hicks was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 2001 murder of his ex-wife, Regina Rowe Hicks, after a two-week trial and a two-decade-long search for justice.

The NWS in Cleveland forecasts snow showers and strong winds for the region, with up to 5 inches of snow expected in snowbelt areas and potential travel disruptions.

Twinsburg Fire Department Lieutenants Dunn and Perlatti presented at a safety educators' meeting on organizing a Safety Forces Open House, emphasizing community engagement and interagency cooperation.

Elyria Police responded to a false armed suspect report at PNC Bank, a 'swatting' hoax with no actual threat found. They called for information leading to the prankster's arrest.

The Lorain County Prosecutor's Office deemed Lorain police actions lawful in a July 2025 ambush where Officer Wagner died, and Officers Payne and Gale were injured.