The Springfield Township Police Department launched "Safety Town 2025" to educate kindergartners on safety topics, with hands-on activities, presentations, and community support, culminating in a graduation ceremony.

The Cleveland Police District 2 collaborates with Sports Focus and Rose Roy to donate women's professional and athletic attire to the May Dugan Center, aiding local women for work and job interviews.

The Akron Beltway Project nears completion, bringing infrastructure upgrades to Ohio's I-77, I-76, SR 8, and 40+ bridges, enhancing traffic flow and safety.

The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 emphasizes the importance of driver safety around road workers, promoting hashtags like #MoveOver and #SlowDown.

A service technician was seriously injured in a hit-and-run by a dump truck while assisting a disabled vehicle on U.S. Route 250 in Ohio. The suspect and truck were later found.

Lorain County will not renew its radio tower lease with CCI but assures no disruption in public safety communication, maintaining interoperability with local agencies.

Ohio's highway technician Vince Puletti is highlighted on social media for his commitment to road safety despite having been struck by vehicles three times; the post reminds drivers to be cautious and move over for roadside workers.

The NWS Cleveland issued a forecast highlighting a cold front and high pressure affecting the region, with potential showers and a cool down expected in the coming days.

A 76-year-old female inmate died of an apparent cardiac arrest at Stark County Jail following a medical episode. Her death is under investigation by the Stark County Coroner's Office.

Akron seeks proposals for revamping its former school HQ, aiming for projects that maintain the building's heritage, enhance the downtown area, and start redevelopment quickly upon acquiring the property "as is".

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine appointed Abigail Blackburn and Michael Klein to the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees, with Blackburn serving until May 2027 and Klein serving ex officio.

Lakewood residents addressed FirstEnergy about frequent power outages, with the company announcing a $12.5 million infrastructure plan amid an ongoing state investigation.

Matthew P. Carroll is appointed as Shaker Heights' new CAO and Clerk of Council, succeeding the retiring Jeri Chaikin. He brings extensive public service experience to the role.