Cleveland City Council is conducting public hearings on the potential closure of Burke Lakefront Airport and its redevelopment, considering legal, fiscal, and infrastructural impacts.

Cleveland State University faces a lawsuit over alleged First Amendment violations involving the transfer of WCSB radio station to Ideastream Public Media.

Cleveland Fire Chief Anthony Luke retired amidst controversy over a social media post about Charlie Kirk's assassination, following a city investigation and a $10,000 legal settlement.

Brook Park and NOACA are discussing traffic implications of the proposed Cleveland Browns stadium with the public, focusing on infrastructure and transportation to manage increased traffic and maintain local roadways.

The Fairview Park City Council approved the TOD Overlay District to revitalize Lorain Rd., aiming for pedestrian-friendly development and economic growth.

U.S. Marshals have arrested suspects Montez White and Tyrek Rice for their alleged roles in a deadly Michigan shooting. One suspect, Dion Flowers, remains at large.

Cuyahoga County property tax bills are available online, due by February 19. Payment can be made online, by phone, or in person, with extended Treasurer's Office hours for assistance.

Cleveland Fire Department celebrates the retirement of Assistant Chief Frank Szabo after 33 years of service, praising his contributions and leadership.

Deputy Sheriff Craig Ali of Lorain County was sworn in as the Second Vice President of the Greater Cleveland Chapter of NOBLE, with extensive law enforcement and academic experience.

Local residents attended Sandusky's City Commission meeting for community discussions, with the option to watch a livestream if unable to attend in person.

Frederick Douglass High School partners with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to hold a produce giveaway in Euclid, offering free food without requiring ID on January 13, with distribution in the school's back parking lot.

Cuyahoga County raises awareness on microplastics in Great Lakes, with studies showing tap water has fewer microplastics than bottled. A documentary screening is planned.

Cleveland plans to install new electric vehicle chargers at Michael Zone and Sterling Recreation Centers, with a public comment period open until February 6, 2026.