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.

Former NFL quarterback Bernie Kosar is set to undergo a liver transplant due to life-threatening bleeding and has had multiple surgeries to manage his condition.

Cleveland Heights and Loretta's Helping Hands urge residents to donate winter clothing and toys for those in need by December 5 at City Hall or the Community Center.

Midwest experiences early winter conditions with lake-effect snow in Northwestern Pennsylvania and a cold snap in Cleveland, as the National Weather Service issues weather advisories for the region.

Cleveland Police's STANCE program quickly arrested three juveniles linked to a spate of car break-ins, showing the initiative's effectiveness in crime response.

Elyria Township Fire Department conducted training exercises in search and rescue, advancing hoselines, and venting at a property set to be demolished, as shown on their Facebook page.

Winter Weather Advisory issued for Erie and Crawford Counties in PA with 6-10 inches of expected snowfall and gusty winds, aviation and marine operations may be affected.

Elyria Police bonded with Open Door Christian School first graders over homemade pastries and cards, an event highlighting community policing efforts.

Cleveland State University will host a social on Nov. 18 to connect prospective grad students with faculty and peers.