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.

Cleveland Police celebrated the Special Olympics with athletes, showcasing community policing engagement and support beyond traditional law enforcement roles.

The NWS issued a Gale Warning for Lake Erie, with wind gusts up to 45 mph and possible snow in Pennsylvania. Boaters urged caution. Conditions will improve midweek with variable temperatures.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff combines a civic duty call with the seasonal urge to be outdoors, using social media to seek help in locating Monday's Most Wanted.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office warns residents of ongoing scam calls from individuals claiming to represent law enforcement, exploiting victims for personal information or money.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office highlights Erica, a CTO with 10 years of service, who also contributes to EMD training, and is a firefighter and paramedic.

Cleveland's "A Home for Every Neighbor" initiative reached its goal ahead of schedule, housing 154 homeless individuals, due to strong local partnerships and a community-focused strategy.

Ohio police shared a social media notice about a found dog near Massillon, asking the owner to contact them, with plans for the dog's care if unclaimed.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources advises residents to keep their distance from baby animals found in their backyards, as their parents are often nearby. Guidelines for dealing with young wildlife are shared on their Facebook page.