Cleveland weather forecast includes mild temperatures, potential frost advisory in NW Pennsylvania, midweek showers, and below-average temperatures with a chance of weekend rain.

CSU ends the lease of the president's residence, an action in line with President Bloomberg's commitment to reducing costs, saving the university $145,000 annually.

Cleveland fire cadet Symeon Williams died during training due to a medical emergency. The community mourns the 39-year-old who previously served in several city roles.

The Summit County CCW Workshop program educates citizens on safe gun handling and laws, and continues to be popular with full attendance at each session.

Cleveland's weather forecast includes a mix of sun, showers, and cool temperatures with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s and lows in the 40s. Lake Erie mariners face Small Craft Advisories and persistent northerly winds.

During Police Memorial Week, law enforcement in Cuyahoga County honor fallen officers with events such as a parade and heartfelt messages from officials like Sheriff Pretel.

Akron Police Department is hosting a "K-9 Challenge" at Lock 3, where canine teams will perform and compete in various skills. The event is free, open to the public, and excludes personal pets for safety.

A Cleveland Fire Academy cadet died during a training exercise due to a medical emergency, prompting condolences from officials and the fire department.

Lorain County honored fallen officers with a breakfast and a caravan to the Greater Cleveland Peace Officer Memorial, fostering unity and remembrance.

NWS Cleveland forecasts a cold front and gusty winds, followed by a cooler, high-pressure Sunday. Conditions will improve before another low-pressure system arrives midweek.

The City of Solon alerted the public to an email scam targeting individuals who had dealings with the Planning Commission, with scammers using a fraudulent domain to request extra fees.

Maple Heights Fire Department extinguished a fire at a home on Morgan Street, rescuing all occupants and a dog, with support from neighboring fire departments. The cause is under investigation.

The Brunswick Ohio Police Department monitored traffic for speeding on Queens Ave and plans to release findings to the community, emphasizing their response to safety concerns.