Akron city offices close for Italian-American Heritage Day, but trash services continue. The day celebrates Italian-American contributions to Akron and Summit County.

The trial of Bionca Ellis, accused of murdering a toddler and wounding his mother in a parking lot, has commenced with witness testimonies as her defense cites her mental illness.

Ohio DOT shares tips on social media to help drivers avoid deer collisions, particularly during autumn when deer activity increases due to mating season. Drivers should slow down and not swerve if a deer is in the path.

Akron sets Trick or Treat night for October 25 with extra police patrols, festivities including "Thriller on the BLVD" to enhance the community spirit.

Cuyahoga County updated its pursuit policy with stricter guidelines after fatal deputy car chases. The new policy sets specific conditions for initiating and abandoning pursuits to improve safety.

Bedford City School District employees are on leave amid undisclosed serious misconduct allegations, with an investigation underway. The district is considering an outside investigator and remains tight-lipped despite a student walkout.

A forecast by the National Weather Service in Cleveland predicts a change in weather patterns for the region due to a cold front, leading to drier conditions and the potential for the season's coldest air with frost or freeze conditions.

Cleveland Heights is hosting a second Q&A about the upcoming ballot measure, providing residents with another chance to learn about Issue 7 before voting on it.

The West Blvd. entrance to I-90 westbound in Cleveland will be closed for 60 days for drainage and pavement work, requiring detours via Lorain Ave. and W. 117th St.

The City of Cleveland announced that its #CLE311 service is now available in over 240 languages, promoting inclusivity and accessibility for all residents regardless of language.

Sheriffs Hall and Sigsworth participated in Ohio's Vermilion Woollybear Festival, engaging with the community and enhancing relations between law enforcement and locals.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office utilized a social media post offering a reward to seek public help in apprehending "Monday's Most Wanted" suspects, using humor to engage the community.

North Ridgeville officials remind residents today is the last chance to register to vote before early voting begins tomorrow, linking to resources for voter education.