Ohio's Supreme Court forms an advisory committee to review and innovate the state's law school accreditation process, led by the Court's Administrative Director, Robert W. Horner III.

The H2Ohio Moxley Wildlife Area Wetland Project, which aims to improve water quality by restoring 57 acres of wetlands, was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by government officials.

Mayor Shammas Malik of Akron has launched a grant program allocating $100,000 to 49 youth organizations to combat youth violence through sports and wellness initiatives.

Federal grants freeze impacts Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio, risking after-school programs and prompting states to sue the Trump administration.

Mayor Bibb invites developers to transform Cleveland's lakefront, using community input and new financing. This RFQ aims to align with the North Coast Master Plan and reconnect neighborhoods.

Cuyahoga County proposes a $5.5 million initiative for affordable housing, targeting veterans, seniors, and disabled adults using HOME Investment Partnership Act funds, pending council approval.

CMHA announced their latest housing projects for radon mitigation and home repairs in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, and invite public comments on environmental impact findings.

The historic CitiCenter building in downtown Akron is set to be transformed into a 116-unit residential community by Welty Development Group, following its purchase from the City of Akron.

A Cuyahoga County judge ruled that Cleveland's lawsuit against the Browns over their planned move to Brook Park can proceed, rejecting the team's dismissal request.

Lorain County extends its Via LC microtransit service through July 2026, continuing to offer on-demand rides for residents, funded by a mix of grants and city contributions.

The article discusses the historical significance of the Northwest Ordinance and its lasting impact on Ohio's legal system, including civil liberties and the importance of education.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine addresses concerns about child health care and the future of Medicaid, amidst federal funding cuts that could impact Ohioans' access to medical care.

Former East Cleveland Mayor Brandon King has been sentenced to three years of probation and 100 hours of community service for corruption, avoiding prison.