Cuyahoga County honored emergency management professionals for their critical role in public safety and community resilience on Emergency Management Recognition Day.

ODOT denied a construction permit for a new Browns stadium in Brook Park due to its proximity to the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, citing air navigation concerns.

Officer Kevin Brodzinski was promoted to Sergeant at Mentor on the Lake and celebrated for his extensive service and education, including prior military experience and numerous accolades.

The FBI Cleveland division is hosting a Collegiate Academy on Oct 3 for college students to explore its operations with sessions on cyberthreats and more. Applications are open until Aug 29.

Shreve Lake in Wayne County, restored by the ODNR, is now re-opened, featuring dam repairs and new facilities, ready for recreational activities like fishing and boating.

Senator Jon Husted met with Akron leaders to combat human trafficking, advocating for his bill to train Department of Labor employees to identify and report it.

Lorain County will not renew its radio tower lease with CCI but assures no disruption in public safety communication, maintaining interoperability with local agencies.

Akron seeks proposals for revamping its former school HQ, aiming for projects that maintain the building's heritage, enhance the downtown area, and start redevelopment quickly upon acquiring the property "as is".

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine appointed Abigail Blackburn and Michael Klein to the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees, with Blackburn serving until May 2027 and Klein serving ex officio.

Matthew P. Carroll is appointed as Shaker Heights' new CAO and Clerk of Council, succeeding the retiring Jeri Chaikin. He brings extensive public service experience to the role.

Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne has appointed Levine Ross as the new director of the Office of Homeless Services, effective September 8, 2025.

Early voting for the Cuyahoga County September 9 primary begins, with residents voting on local government seats and adjustments such as new polling locations and ward boundaries.

Akron prepares for its Third Annual City Festival on August 31, featuring a parade, entertainment, and family activities to celebrate and support students for the new school year.