Elyria, Ohio welcomes a new city council and continues Mayor Brubaker's promise for civic engagement, transparency, and public communication through social media and an interactive investment map.

Cuyahoga County invites property owners to contest 2025 property valuations starting Jan 1, until Mar 31, 2026. Complaints can be filed online or mailed.

Beginning January 1, 2026, Ohio will see a minimum wage increase, stricter school cellphone use rules, standardized protocols for Narcan in schools, regulation of intoxicating hemp, and new Cincinnati city leaders.

Bay Village's Blue Envelope Program aids communication between first responders and individuals with disabilities by providing vital personal information in an envelope to be presented during emergencies.

Cleveland Heights seeks youth contributions for their 30th annual MLK ceremony, inviting essays, poems, and posters by January 7, 2026, on the theme of nonviolent community building.

Elyria, Ohio announces City Hall's early closure on Dec 31 and a delayed trash pickup schedule for New Year's Day.

Cuyahoga County employees donated ties and personal care items to 1,000 Ties, a mentorship group for young men.

Cleveland State University highlighted graduate Lamont Williams, who at 61 completed a degree in organizational leadership/management with a history of work-study balance and deep family educational roots.

Cleveland State University received its largest individual donation of nearly $15 million from the estate of Walter and Katherine McCombs, supporting scholarships and a new impact fund.

Three long-serving Sandusky City Commissioners, Dick Brady, Dennis Murray, and Steve Poggiali, concluded their terms, marking the end of an era with a final meeting celebrated by the community.

Elyria Police warn of holiday scams targeting seniors, using social media details to pressure victims into quick, often secretive financial decisions.

Fairview Park seeks a landscape architecture professional for their Planning & Design Commission, state license preferred. Compensation is $50/meeting. Applications should be sent to the mayor's email.

Dublin, Ohio police clarified they had no role in a Homeland Security traffic stop and detention, stating they prioritize community safety and trust, and urged residents to report any suspicious activities.