Garfield Heights announced city offices will be closed the day after Thanksgiving, upholding a common holiday tradition. The closure notice was shared on the city's official Facebook page.

Cleveland Heights has a new ambulance for its Fire Division, enhancing emergency response with the aid of ARPA funds and supporting the annual 8,500 emergency calls.

Cleveland EMS has equipped all ambulances with new portable ventilators, enhancing on-scene respiratory care. This upgrade is expected to improve patient outcomes and survival rates.

Jack Whitman '25 received the CSU Student of Distinction honor, praising his transformative experience and entrepreneurial path shaped by Cleveland State University.

Fairview Park City Council invites applicants for its DEI Coalition to promote diversity and inclusion. Monthly meetings are held, and application forms are due December 5.

Cleveland City Hall announces early closure at 2 PM on Wednesday before Thanksgiving, with further closures on Thanksgiving Day and the following Friday.

Cleveland State University is renovating Fenn Tower and Fenn Hall to enhance academic spaces and student living, with the latter becoming a Biomedical Discovery Complex.

The Shaker Heights Police Department celebrated the graduation of the 33rd class from the Citizens Police Academy, promoting police-community relations.

Officer Grzywna of Strongsville Police completed a 101-day training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Academy to become a Customs and Border Protection Officer.

Mayor Justin M. Bibb of Cleveland supports local businesses with a $300,000 grant from the Steelyard Commons TIF for storefront improvements and technical aid, aligning with Small Business Saturday.

Officer Michael Slane joins Parma Police Department, celebrated for his dedication to community safety after graduating from Lorain Community College Police Academy.

The Cleveland Division of Police praised officers and partners for completing a rigorous Leadership in Police Organizations course designed to enhance leadership at all levels.

Tim Ryan has withdrawn from the 2026 Ohio governor race, making way for Dr. Amy Acton's unopposed Democratic nomination. Acton focuses on the economy as she faces Trump-endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy.