Cleveland Fire Department handled a house fire in East Cleveland causing no injuries but displacing two adults and resulting in $200,000 in damages. The cause is under investigation; Red Cross is assisting the victims.

Cleveland Heights, Ohio is hosting a Shredding Day for residents to securely destroy documents on April 19 at City Hall. Proof of residency is required.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is searching for Geri Johnson, a wanted 42-year-old with a criminal history including assault and drug abuse, and urges public caution and to report any information.

Cleveland's Second District Policing Committee meeting focused on neighborhood safety, with police, fire department, and community leaders working together.

Cleveland has launched Cleveland Moves, a plan to improve city transit, detailed in an Interactive Report on OpenDataCLE, as announced on their Facebook page.

The Jackson Township Police Department seeks public assistance to identify a person of interest in an investigation, asking for information via Officer Dugan or an anonymous tip line.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health's MomsFirst Fatherhood Program is enhancing support for fathers with services like case management and co-parenting guidance.

Community collaboration with Akron Police resulted in a felony theft warrant after public tips identified a suspect who stole lottery tickets from Damak Mini Mart.

Cleveland Police are seeking public help to find a shooting suspect from an incident at W. 73rd St/Camden Ave, requesting tips be directed to Detective Wright.

Cleveland forecasts show mixed weather incoming, with a sun encore before low pressures bring rain and snow. Conditions may cause messy commutes and affect marine activities on Lake Erie. Spring-like weather is expected by Monday.

Cleveland Heights announces its Comprehensive & Equitable Safety Action Plan, supported by a $800,000 grant, to improve road safety by analyzing crash data and implementing safety measures.

Cleveland City Council released a TV20 collaboration showcasing Ward 7, led by Councilwoman Howse-Jones, to highlight the area’s unique character and community.

Cleveland Fire Department's HazMat team completed specialized training, provided by a rail industry expert, to improve responses to railroad emergencies.