Cleveland Heights announces the revamp of Denison Park, featuring a splash pad, improved landscaping, a new pickleball court, and a synthetic turf soccer field, with community celebrations planned to mark the upgrades.

The MetroHealth System in Cleveland lays off about 125 employees, less than 1.5% of its staff, mainly in administrative roles, due to financial strains and increased charity care costs.

The National Weather Service Cleveland forecasts a weekend of mixed weather for the southern Great Lakes region, with unpredictable showers, thunderstorms, and humidity, requiring vigilance for outdoor activities.

Ohio's I-271 northbound construction near Cedar/Brainard exit is complete, with new pavement laid, indicating progress in state highway improvements and promising reduced future congestion.

Cuyahoga County joins a program to improve affordable childcare to support working parents and strengthen its workforce.

Congresswoman Shontel Brown invites constituents to 'Conversations with the Congresswoman,' a town hall event on July 29 at Shaker Heights High School. No registration is needed.

Three Lorain officers were ambushed and shot, leaving two critically injured. The suspect, Michael Parker, died at the scene. The motive is under investigation, with initial concerns of a second shooter later dismissed.

ODOT announced resurfacing on SR 84 in Wickliffe & Willoughby, starting August 4, which will cause lane restrictions until fall. Commuters are advised to plan for delays.

Cleveland Police expressed solidarity with Lorain PD after three Lorain officers were shot, offering thoughts and prayers while emphasizing unity in law enforcement.

Cleveland has extended recreation center hours as cooling centers due to heat, offering water and free lunches for youths, while canceling some outdoor programs.

ODOT celebrated Michael Pope, a dedicated father of five, for his work in maintaining road safety while reminding drivers of the risks faced by road workers like him.

The NWS warns of a heatwave in Northern Ohio and NW Pennsylvania with heat indices up to 105F and potential for severe thunderstorms and flash flooding. A Heat Advisory is in effect.

The Jackson Township Police Department has requested the public's assistance in identifying a person in connection with an investigation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining privacy and avoiding public speculation. Contact Officer Webb with any information.