Cuyahoga County is returning $35 million in real estate funds to local entities, marking a historic surplus due to efficient operations and technology in property assessments.

The NWS Cleveland predicts rising temperatures and potential showers with chances for waterspouts on Lake Erie and variable flight conditions for Cleveland.

CSU senior Dalton Hundt's study on intimate partner violence, which examines connections with childhood trauma, attachment, and self-efficacy, is published, highlighting the need for tailored support services.

Madison's U.S. 20 construction is nearing completion, promising smoother drives, while Perry faces ongoing roadwork through 2028 with aims to enhance travel infrastructure.

ODOT District 12 seeks community input for their long-range transportation plan, Access Ohio 2050, at a public open house in Cleveland to discuss system functionality and enhancements.

Lorain County Sheriff's Office warns of scam calls where fraudsters pose as officers demanding money, advising residents to hang up and report incidents.

Akron is calling for artists to turn traffic control boxes into art, expressing the city's character and history. Submissions are due by November 9, with selected designs receiving a $250 stipend.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is preparing for their Annual Trunk or Treat event, asking the community to donate candy. Donations are accepted at their office, with Sheriff Hildenbrand emphasizing the importance of community involvement.

The Cleveland Fire Department hosted the Intown Group for fire safety education, including a tour and extinguisher training, fostering community awareness and preparedness.

Akron's Goodyear Heights neighborhood inaugurated the modernized Reservoir Park Community Center and Pool, with facilities set to open in November and Spring 2026 respectively.

Cleveland police used Flock surveillance to track and arrest a 15-year-old for a car theft, highlighting intensified efforts and the interplay of technology and traditional policing in combating auto crimes.

The article details the weather forecast for the Cleveland residents. It mentions high pressure, potential frost alerts, and precipitation over the weekend, with conditions improving by early next week.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying a person in an ongoing investigation and have provided contact details for Officer Mossor and an anonymous tip line.