Lakewood's Division of Aging organizes a Carnation Sale for Valentine's Day, supporting senior services, with orders accepted online until Feb. 9 and pick-up on Feb. 13.

North Ridgeville Government reminds residents to clear sidewalks after storms for safety, citing a city ordinance requiring timely snow and ice removal.

The NWS in Cleveland notes a cold snap with slightly less severe overnight temperatures, ongoing frostbite risks, possible light snow affecting travel, and potential aviation delays due to weather.

North Olmsted introduced a customizable City Alert service that allows residents to subscribe to safety, event, and weather alerts through text, email, or calls while ensuring privacy.

Cleveland Heights expands its composting pilot program by adding a second food scrap drop-off location at Noble Road Library to further its sustainability efforts.

CMSD's School Choice Portal is now open, offering families the chance to explore educational options for transitioning students and those entering high school.

Elyria Police are requesting public help to find missing Michael A. Suzuki Sr., last seen on October 24, 1988. Contact Detective Homoki with information.

North Royalton Police seek help identifying a suspect who tried breaking into Joe D's Beverage on January 18. The suspect wore a green Tommy Hilfiger coat and gray Vans shoes.

Patrick and Edward James were arrested for wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering conspiracy related to First Brands Group's collapse. They allegedly misled lenders, leading to bankruptcy.

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo welcomed a newborn saki monkey on January 19, the fifth child of the primate pair Lopez and Luis.

A mother in Ohio was charged after her two children, one autistic, were found outside in frigid weather. They were safely recovered, and no injuries were reported.

Cleveland prepares for extreme cold as the NWS issues an advisory for -15 to -24F wind chill values, threatening records and urging caution for residents and wildlife.

A Husky was reunited with its owner thanks to the efforts of the Lorain County community, Sheriff's Office staff, and local dog kennel, with a social media post celebrating the collaboration.