Ohio and Pennsylvania face varied weather with lake-effect precipitation, fog, and a mix of rain and snow, followed by strong winds and unseasonal warmth, then returning to cold and potential snow showers.

Euclid Recreation has started their third Learn to Skate program, running from January 6 to February 10, with classes on Tuesday evenings. Registration is still open, skate rental is extra, and safety gear is recommended.

Euclid, Ohio has launched a Citywide Signage Project, adding 86 new signs for easier navigation, funded by grants and tax-increment financing, without using the General Fund.

Euclid's Recreation & Wellness Center is on track for a spring 2026 opening, with recent construction milestones and updates available on the city's official website.

Elyria, Ohio residents faced road closures on Woodland Avenue for tree removal, with detours in place for traffic redirection. The operation was communicated via the city's social media.

Cleveland police are investigating the shooting death of 22-year-old Jason Christopher Bond, who died after attempting to walk to a hospital following the incident.

The Willoughby Police Department warned against a scam where callers impersonate officers and demand money be deposited into a Bitcoin machine to settle fake warrants.

A Cleveland man, Deion Thompson, received a 17-year prison sentence for trafficking fentanyl and cocaine and parole violation after a guilty plea and a law enforcement investigation.

Sheriff Eric Weisburn of Stark County highlighted the Sheriff Office's increased workforce, new task forces, and community involvement, along with a jail expansion project, despite facing personal challenges within the ranks.

The Riverside Local Schools Board of Education reinstated Dr. Christopher Rateno as Superintendent after community upheaval and a reorganization of the board.

A 2.6 magnitude earthquake struck near Madison in Lake County, Northeast Ohio, on Monday night, causing no damage but reminding residents of the area's moderate seismic activity.

The Cleveland City Council swore in 15 members, the smallest group since the 1800s, due to population decline and new ward boundaries. Three new members joined, including a progressive attorney, Tanmay Shah.

South Euclid announces a National Seed Swap Day event, featuring free seeds and gardening advice, scheduled for January 31 at the City Hall Community Room.