Warren Road in Lakewood, Ohio will be closed at the railroad crossing from November 18 to 21 for repairs, necessitating detours and alternative route planning for commuters.

Cleveland's FutureLAND event, the AI Forward Summit, is returning on November 20 at moCa Cleveland, focusing on AI's role in innovation and economic opportunities.

Cleveland Heights invites locals to apply for city commissions and boards, with various positions open to enhance community engagement and regional development.

Cleveland Heights announces a MEDWish MEDWorks health event with free dental and medical services on November 21-22 at the Huntington Convention Center.

A 16-year-old girl died after being hit by a vehicle in North Ridgeville, Ohio. The incident is under investigation, and the school district is offering counseling support.

Springfield Township Police Department welcomed two new full-time officers, Chelsea Ireland and Zackery Bennett, who bring expertise in computer forensics and military experience, respectively.

Ohio is set for brief wintry weather, with the National Weather Service predicting snow, sleet, and rain before transitioning to high-pressure, calmer conditions midweek. Drivers should watch for slick roads.

Elyria, Ohio, closed a portion of East River Street for concrete work, affecting southbound traffic near GetGo gas station. The closure, announced by the city, will last one day, weather permitting.

Cleveland State University's Board of Trustees will hold a public meeting on Nov. 20, offering both in-person and virtual participation, with a livestream available.

Elyria's downtown revitalization continues with the opening of 'The Shoppes on Broad,' hosting five new small businesses offering a variety of products and services.

A Cleveland residential building fire caused $200,000 in damage, and 4 adults were safe due to smoke alarms, but several pets perished. Red Cross aids displaced residents.

Ohio's ODOT District 12 urges Clevelanders to buckle up, highlighting that seat belts save lives and prevent injuries, as non-compliance rates remain high.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office uses social media to engage the community in locating most wanted individuals, offering rewards for information leading to arrests.