Cuyahoga County criticizes ODOT's approval of a stadium construction permit near Cleveland Airport, citing safety concerns and disrupted airport operations.

Shaker Heights received the Ohio Auditor of State Award with Distinction for outstanding financial management for the fifth consecutive year, as noted in their clear Annual Comprehensive Financial Report.

Cleveland State University celebrated the start of the academic year with convocation and VikesFEST, featuring food, activities, and President Sands expressing excitement for the potential of new students.

Twelve firearms were stolen from Westlake Classic Firearms, with a $5,000 reward for information. The ATF and local police are seeking tips to apprehend the suspect.

Cleveland State University offers integrated degrees, combining psychology and criminology, to meet workforce needs and student interest in cross-disciplinary skills.

Cuyahoga County unveils designs for the new $890 million Central Services Campus to replace the downtown Corrections Center, focusing on dignity and safety. The project is on budget and set to open in 2029.

Viking Voices podcast will discuss the high costs of college textbooks and Mandi Goodsett's work to make them more affordable on a forthcoming episode.

Cleveland Fire Chief Anthony Luke was placed on paid leave due to an insensitive social media post following the death of Charlie Kirk. Mayor Bibb condemned the post for not reflecting the city's values.

Believe Mortgage, Cuyahoga County, and the City of Parma launched a down payment assistance program for homebuyers, offering up to $20,900 to eligible residents.

East Cleveland's Deputy Safety Director, Mansell Baker, was fired for alleged policy violations, including misrepresenting his title and engaging in unauthorized police activity.

Fairview Park City Council President Michael Kilbane resigned after making insensitive comments about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

North Ridgeville promises a tenfold income tax credit increase from 0.1% to 1.0% with the passage of Issue 8, as outlined in ordinance No. 2025-114 and detailed in their FAQ section.

Cleveland Division of Fire celebrated the graduation of its 40th class of new firefighters, highlighting the event on social media and emphasizing the demanding nature of their roles.