The Cleveland Fire Department, with neonhealth.org and Molina Healthcare, successfully held a coat giveaway in the Glenville Neighborhood, offering warmth and safety information to local families.

Cleveland is experiencing its coldest weather this season with lake effect snow and low temperatures, as forecasted by the NWS. Travel advisories are in place due to expected disruptions.

Springfield Township Police enjoyed a game of Hide and Seek with students at Springfield High, supported by local businesses and organized by community leaders, with fun, prizes, and a post-event hint at an adult version.

Cleveland leaders urge community-wide support for the "Building Brighter Futures" initiative to improve schools and support youth potential, as shared in an op-ed.

The Jackson Township Police seek public help in identifying a person linked to an ongoing case and emphasize confidentiality with an anonymous tip line.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a plunge into cooler temperatures with potential snowfall and gusty conditions around Lake Erie starting November 9th due to a moving low-pressure system.

ODOT cannot pretreat roads for Ohio's first snow due to expected rain but plans to plow and salt as needed, advising drivers to be cautious and prepared.

Cleveland police and state troopers arrested ten felons and seized nine illegal weapons during a crime initiative, including stopping a high-speed chase with children in the car.

James Clear discussed leadership and habit formation with students at Ohio University during the Raymond A. Lancaster Executive Leadership Speaker Series.

Cleveland Police are actively searching for a missing woman, Valissa Toney, who disappeared from Storer Ave and may be around East 71. They urge public assistance.

Cleveland's National Weather Service forecasts significant cold and potential snow from Sunday into Tuesday, with a low-pressure system bringing a chill and lake effect precipitation.

Mayor Justin M. Bibb of Cleveland emphasized on social media the importance of providing every child with a quality education, hinting at future educational policy reforms.

Contractor Alejandro Rangel Moreno is accused of stealing and fraudulently using a Geauga County senior's card, racking up over $8,300 in transactions. He faces multiple charges and his immigration status is under review.