Cleveland and ODOT are developing a downtown trail, with construction starting May 2026. Funded 80% by federal and 20% by local funds, the $1.08M project includes road and pedestrian improvements. Public feedback is open until November 2025.

Cleveland Mayor Bibb appoints Kate Connor Warren and Franco Formichelli to lead the city's non-emergency service center, aiming to improve efficiency and responsiveness.

AG Dave Yost honors fallen State Trooper Nicholas P. Cayton in a ceremony reflecting on his service and sacrifice, underscoring the law enforcement community's unity and respect for the risks they take.

Cleveland State University announces its Fall Visit Day for prospective students to explore campus life and academic offerings, with registration available on their website.

Three CSU Ph.D. students are finalists in the F. Merlin Bumpus Junior Investigator Awards at the Cleveland Clinic, showcasing the university's research excellence.

Ohio's AG and law enforcement honor fallen Trooper Cayton in Youngstown, AG Yost emphasizes the costs of public service and expresses gratitude for the sacrifice.

Akron Mayor Malik and the Fraternal Order of Police reached a tentative agreement on a new police contract with significant wage increases over three years.

Cleveland Mayor Justin M. Bibb highlights the start of National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week and promotes a Lead Poisoning Prevention Walk & Rally in Cleveland to combat lead exposure.

The Cleveland Heights City Council is offering a second Q&A session on October 27 to discuss the Proposed Charter Amendment ahead of the November 4 vote.

Thousands rallied in Northeast Ohio's "No Kings" protests against Trump's policies and perceived authoritarianism, with emphasis on peaceful dissent and civic engagement.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office introduced two new K-9s, Bella and Rocky, being trained at Excel K-9 Services Inc., with social media updates on their progress.

Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne highlighted progress in innovation, equity, and community services in his address.

County Executive Chris Ronayne will deliver the State of the County address in Cuyahoga, discussing local achievements, challenges, and future plans, with live and broadcast accessibility.