Euclid residents report a potential scam involving a note left on a door; police urge vigilance and report such activities to the Cuyahoga County Scam Squad.

The Mayfield Heights Fire Department thanked Cardinal Woodworking for a beautifully crafted flag artwork gifted to them and showcased the piece on social media to highlight local support for first responders.

South Euclid police use Facebook to rally for a holiday donation drive, "Neighbor's Helping Wishes Come True," collecting items such as nail polish and sports memorabilia for those in need.

The Cleveland Fire Department is investigating a suspected natural gas explosion in Garden Valley, Cleveland, with details still undetermined due to damage.

Stabbing suspect Zachary Michael Zeiter was arrested in Richland County after attempting to return home. Nearby schools had a soft lockdown, which was lifted post-arrest.

Bernie Kosar was discharged after liver transplant surgery complications, feeling grateful and positive. He donated to his donor's family after a health battle that included E. coli blood poisoning.

The lower Great Lakes region is preparing for severe weather, with strong winds and a temperature plunge expected, potentially bringing lake effect snow and hazardous travel conditions.

The Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Dept. issued a scam alert on Facebook about a fake non-profit soliciting donations and advised caution in verifying legitimacy before donating.

A 14-year-old was detained by Cleveland Police in connection with multiple vehicle break-ins, including at church parking lots. The arrest was announced on their Facebook page.

North Ridgeville Government employees participate in Casual Fridays, donating to charity in exchange for dressing down, supporting local residents in need.

North Ridgeville is actively working to improve pedestrian safety at the Lorain and Lear Nagle Road intersection, as detailed in a recent social media post by the city government.

Euclid Police Department's community outreach during the holidays involves officers and the community donating gifts to local families in need, as shown in their social media post.

Lakewood Police Department's "Cram The Cruiser" event collected food, goods, and cash for the needy, with community and officers' contributions, including a beard fund donation.