A heat wave is expected in Ohio and Pennsylvania, with temperatures potentially reaching the 90s and heat indices up to 104°F, causing potential health and infrastructure stresses.

Cleveland State University unveils its 2025 volleyball schedule with 29 matches, including 13 home games. Tickets are on sale, with season and single match options. The season starts with an away tournament in Wyoming.

Cleveland State Athletics launches 'Hoops & Scoops,' a summer event series at local ice cream shops, offering fans the opportunity to meet with university teams and staff, with free ice cream for some attendees.

Cleveland Police seek help finding missing 30-year-old Steven Boggs, last seen near West 41st and Clark Ave, with distinctive tattoos. Call 216-621-1234 or Detective Zola at 216-623-2755 with info.

Ohio AG Dave Yost approved the conditional sale of Summa Health to HATCo, with enforceable commitments to ensure Summa's nonprofit mission and patient care in Akron are upheld.

An extensive sting operation exposed a scam targeting the elderly, resulting in the arrest of a courier and the recovery of $37,000. The Geauga County Sheriff's Office warns against trusting suspicious investment offers.

Cleveland State University's Governance Committee will meet virtually on June 24 and stream live for public viewing.

Severe weather in Northeast Ohio led to over 29,000 power outages, with Cuyahoga and Lorain counties heavily affected. Recovery is progressing with fluctuating outage numbers.

ODOT District 12 emphasizes road safety and the importance of motorists moving over and slowing down when passing maintenance crews, through a social media campaign.

The National Weather Service Cleveland predicts a heatwave in the Ohio Valley with high temperatures into next week, advising caution for potential heat impacts.

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History partners with Cleveland State University for free piano performances during summer weekends, providing community engagement and showcasing student talent.

Council President Griffin discussed Community Benefits Agreements at the NAMC conference in Cleveland, highlighting their role in city development and the need for accountability and inclusivity.

Cleveland opens all city pools for free and offers diverse summer programs at no cost. Residents can sign up online to participate in activities for all ages.