The Geauga County Sheriff's Office applauded dispatcher Christina Lamtman's 15-year commitment, emphasizing her passion for helping others and her fulfilling family life.

Cleveland's weather is improving as high pressure moves in, promising clearer skies and warmer temperatures, though potential storms may arise Friday night, with marine conditions also affected by changing winds on Lake Erie.

Jen is pivotal at the Geauga County Sheriff's Office, bringing humor and dedication to officer welfare since 2014, balancing administrative duties with brightening the work environment.

BGSU is addressing Ohio's teacher shortage by preparing the next generation of educators, such as senior Grace Kirk, who is gaining hands-on experience teaching at Woodmore Middle School.

Cleveland Heights announced an enhanced Pride 2025 with daytime and evening experiences, inviting the community to apply as performers, vendors, or service providers.

Cleveland Fire Department's new recruits are starting training that includes traditional firefighting and medical aid, with an additional focus on navigating social media responsibly.

A Canton man died in a motorcycle crash after his Harley-Davidson collided with an SUV making a turn. Excessive speed may have contributed to the severity of the incident.

BGSU teams up with Toledo, aided by a $2M DOJ grant, to enhance gun violence prevention, with Dr. Fifer overseeing the project focused on boosting the efficacy of community programs.

Geauga County's Dave Peterson is celebrated for his versatile skills, serving as a dispatcher, firefighter, paramedic, fire investigator, and SWAT medic, showing deep commitment to community safety.

Dr. Bin Su of Cleveland State University received a $445,500 NIH grant to research glioblastoma treatments focusing on improving blood-brain barrier penetration.

BGSU's graduate programs, particularly in sociology, climbed in the U.S. News & World Report 2025 rankings, reinforcing its reputation in graduate education.

Cleveland Police visited the Hispanic Senior Center to engage with staff and seniors, reinforcing community ties.

Jackson Township Police are searching for Melissa Ann Lamenza, who was seen in Stark County, Ohio, last Monday. She may be with a male in a white SUV. The public is urged to call (330) 832-1553 with any information.