Mayfield Heights is seeking a new Service Technician with a variety of maintenance skills and requires a high school diploma or GED, relevant experience, and a Class A or B CDL. Benefits include health insurance and retirement contributions.

Cleveland Police seek help to find missing brothers Donzell and Lonnell King from the Garden Valley area, urging the public to call with any information.

CSU highlights graduate Kassidy Everhart, who excelled in healthcare management through internships at Arsmiles and NEOMED Free Clinic, and now works at Cleveland Clinic.

During a traffic stop, police found a raccoon holding a meth pipe in a car; the driver, Victoria Vidal, was detained and charged with drug possession.

Cleveland's weather forecast includes a cold front and cooler temperatures with possible showers, followed by a weekend warm-up with highs in the 60s and 70s. Light rain and dry conditions are expected, with no severe marine advisories for Lake Erie.

An ODOT mower was involved in a crash on I-90, causing delays and a temporary lane blockage. Later reports clarified that no injuries were reported. Traffic has since returned to normal.

Veteran firefighter Phil Ketchum retired from the Cleveland Division of Fire after 31 years, known for his HazMat service and admired for his camaraderie.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health is raising awareness of air quality issues and offering resources to educate the public on how to cope with poor air quality.

The Cuyahoga County Office of Small Business celebrates one year of helping over 800 small businesses with loans, technical assistance, and resources.

Jackson Township Police are seeking help to identify a person in a case (25-24945) and ask to contact Officer Speight (330-834-3960) with information, emphasizing private communication regarding the individual's identity.

Summit County Sheriff Kandy Fatheree announced over $500,000 in state grants to fight drug trafficking, benefiting the Summit County Drug Unit and Summit-Stark Narcotics Interdiction Team.

Gary Wolfelt, 72, died when his single-engine plane crashed in Ashland County. His kit aircraft went down in bad weather. The cause is under investigation.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health promotes mental health screenings, offering mobile clinics and online tools to help detect and treat mental health and substance use challenges.