Chardon Police warned against impaired driving from legal/illegal substances on Facebook, stating driving high risks DUI charges and emphasizing safety.

Gale Koritansky has been appointed as the new director of Heights Libraries, with her extensive background in the library sector and her recent role as Executive Director of Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library.

Cleveland Heights is promoting local businesses, including Mix Vintage & Estate Goods, with a campaign to support economic growth and community engagement.

Cleveland Police Personnel Unit won the 2nd annual Christmas Tree Contest with a tree that will benefit a Women’s Shelter. Decorations will be donated.

Weather forecast for Cleveland region includes fluctuating conditions starting Sunday, a brief warm-up on Tuesday, and a potential cool-down by next weekend, with minor snow events and mild temperatures expected throughout the week.

Cleveland Police arrest a 14-year-old for a series of vehicle break-ins, highlighting their efforts to combat local crime.

Cuyahoga County's Residential Solar Co-op program celebrates its 500th solar panel installation, highlighting community adoption of clean energy and expected energy cost savings.

Paul Hicks was found guilty of murdering his ex-wife, Regina Rowe-Hicks, in 2001, which could result in a life sentence. The case was revived recently, leading to his conviction.

Two suspects, Shane Newman and Katarina Jeffrey, were charged after Newman attempted to shoot a Canton police officer at a Walmart, which was foiled by a security worker.

A fire in an Elyria home hospitalized a resident and firefighter; the blaze necessitated an exterior attack due to intensity and led to a $65,000 loss. Weather conditions added to the danger. The cause is under investigation.

Cleveland is expecting weather fluctuations with mild temperatures followed by a cold front and a high-pressure system that will bring a warmer trend next week.

Cleveland has partnered with DiGeronimo Development for a lakefront transformation, signaling progress towards enhancing the city's waterfront as a civic hub.

The Grove City Ohio Police are recruiting officers, emphasizing community impact. Applicants must pass the NTN test and can apply via links provided in the department's social media post.