CSU's College of Health appointed Dr. Mary Lynn Davis-Ajami as the new director and chief nursing administrator, starting July 1st, bringing her extensive background to enhance nursing education.

Cleveland State University prepares for VikesFEST, an event that fosters community during its Week of Welcome, featuring live music, activities, and local food for students and families.

Youngstown is replacing lead water lines with a $1.2 million grant, starting in the Buckeye Platt - Cottage Grove area, to provide safe drinking water.

Mexican national Dionicio Galindo-Salinas is sentenced to over 19 years in prison for large-scale cocaine trafficking from Texas to Ohio, involving over 100 pounds of cocaine.

Cleveland celebrated the opening of the senior-friendly Garrett Square Apartments in Glenville, offering 49 affordable units funded by a $2.6 million city investment.

Cuyahoga County will host its 2025 Family Fun Day on August 5 to celebrate Child Support Awareness Month with activities, resources, and school supply distribution.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland discusses the weather shift in the Ohio Valley, predicting a dry and cooler Friday after a wet Thursday, with a generally dry weekend ahead.

The Parma, Ohio non-emergency line faced technical issues due to AT&T switch malfunctions, causing calls to drop but connect on redial. The police apologized and requested patience.

Akron notifies residents of HAA5 levels in water slightly above EPA standards at two sites; no immediate health danger cited, but long-term risks possible.

Cleveland Fire Companies conducted a search for a reported drowning at Edgewater Beach but found no victim, resulting in the incident being declared a false alarm.

The North Ridgeville Senior Center hosted a healthy cooking demo and Alzheimer's awareness event, featuring Chef Vinnie Cimino and local organizations.

The I-90 East Exit 172 A in Cleveland reopened after a brief closure for a funeral procession, with police keeping the public informed via social media.

Judge Mary J. Boyle served on the Ohio Supreme Court for a case regarding an electric submetering company's regulatory status. She speaks of the honor and responsibility of her role.