Akron launches a grant program focused on youth sports and wellness, offering $500-$5,000 for sports and wellness activities, excluding staffing costs, aiming to promote health and reduce violence.

CSU highlights graduating student Desaray Shores’ achievements in managing a daycare during the pandemic, working at Catholic Charities, and applying her nonprofit studies to real-world grant-writing.

Cleveland City Council advances new laws, including Highland Park Golf Course fee increase, supports "Two Lights For Tomorrow" for national unity, opposes Social Security cuts, and plans airport upgrades.

Bird watchers celebrated Governor's Bird Ohio Day at Magee Marsh, observing migratory songbirds and learning about bird banding from ODNR experts, highlighting the area's ecological importance and economic impact from birding.

The Cuyahoga County Fiscal Office is offering a Great Estates Program to aid locals with estate planning, providing resources, guidance, and outreach events for efficient asset transfer.

Cleveland's West Side Market commenced its $68 million renovation with a groundbreaking ceremony. Key city leaders were present to mark the start of modernizing the historic site while preserving its essence.

Ohio State University football celebrated its national championship at the Ohio House, with Coach Day and players present, as a resolution was passed to commend their success.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine proposes a family tax cut to alleviate the financial burden on working parents, emphasizing the need to invest in families for a stronger state.

Akron's next Tumble Together event offers free laundry to residents on May 20, with the mayor highlighting its success in aiding families with this basic necessity.

The City of Akron announced a road reconstruction on Home Avenue to enhance travel by reducing lanes, adding a turn lane, and possibly bike lanes, while keeping traffic flow.

Cuyahoga County Invest in Children honored contributors to early childhood development at their annual meeting, with individual and team awards for innovation and service.

Chris Ronayne congratulates Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S. citizen elected Pope, highlighting the moment's significance for Americans and the shared values of service and justice.

Springfield Township Police welcomed Officer Dan Fidoe, boasting a military background and advanced degrees in Criminal Justice, alongside 19 years in law enforcement including SWAT experience.