Cleveland has canceled West 6th Street Browns tailgates for the year due to safety concerns, impacting local businesses and prompting discussions on event management.

Akron pauses municipal services on October 14 to observe Italian-American Heritage and Culture Day, except for waste and recycling which continue as scheduled.

The City of Green will host an annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast on October 26 to honor volunteers with Mayor Yeargin cooking pancakes. Registration required.

Green's annual Trick-or-Treat Trail and Costume Contest will occur on October 19 at Central Park, requiring a donation for entry and featuring age-grouped costume contests.

Stow received the ArtsForward Grant from ArtsNow, with over $402,000 allocated to various Summit County projects to support local arts, including public art initiatives and a master plan.

Fairlawn will continue its free leaf pickup service this fall. Bagged leaves will be collected on specified Mondays from October 28th through December 2nd, benefiting the community and environment.

The Hudson Fire Department received two specialized fire blankets for EV fires, enhancing their preparedness to tackle the unique challenges of such incidents.

As part of a larger public art initiative, local artists in Akron will decorate traffic control boxes across the city, enhancing public spaces with their artwork.

Summit County's efforts, led by Executive Shapiro, address digital inequity through Digital Inclusion Week and initiatives like Summit Connects, "Outsmart the Scam" workshops, and a Digital Equity Steering Committee.

Beachwood High School canceled a football game due to an investigation into students' "inappropriate conduct," impacting team members and auxiliary groups. The details remain confidential.

The National Weather Service reports clear weather for Cleveland through Friday with a frost advisory issued for tonight. Weekend forecasts include potential showers and a cooler trend into next week.

A 23-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash on I-76 after losing control and being hit by oncoming traffic. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

Dr. Christine Alexander-Rager was appointed new CEO and President of the MetroHealth System through 2025, following her predecessor’s controversial departure.