Cleveland State University introduces Ava, an AI virtual engagement officer developed with Givzey, to enhance alumni relations and philanthropic engagement.

Canton residents are invited to discuss the Cromer Water Reservoir Replacement Project on May 28 regarding its historical significance and infrastructure upgrade.

Cleveland Heights City Council schedules a special meeting to discuss Mayor Kahlil Seren's leadership amid public protests and controversy, including allegations of antisemitism linked to Seren's wife.

Cuyahoga County has launched a new Office of Violence Prevention to address violence through a public health approach and is seeking a leader for the office.

Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials pulled out of Greater Cleveland Partnership committees after GCP backed the proposed Brook Park stadium, highlighting urban vs. suburban development tensions.

Midview East Intermediate School celebrated the graduation of nine classes from the D.A.R.E. program, in a joint effort to encourage a drug-free life. Rewards like scooters were given to motivate students towards healthy choices.

Akron city offices will close for Memorial Day, affecting trash pickup. A commemorative event is planned, with adjustments for bad weather. Mayor Malik reflects on the day's importance.

Cleveland's Euclid Beach Arch is being restored and relocated, with plans to unveil its original wood-panel design and historic features, enhancing the Collinwood area with a new park.

Cleveland Heights residents protest outside City Hall, calling for Mayor Kahlil Seren's resignation over his wife's alleged antisemitic remarks and improper access to city hall.

The Cleveland Metroparks Summer Concert Series is returning, offering live music and local food at six waterfront locations, with events scheduled from June 12 to August 16, including Thursday evening performances.

CSU ends the lease of the president's residence, an action in line with President Bloomberg's commitment to reducing costs, saving the university $145,000 annually.

During Police Memorial Week, law enforcement in Cuyahoga County honor fallen officers with events such as a parade and heartfelt messages from officials like Sheriff Pretel.

Stark County commemorated its fallen officers with a ceremony led by Sheriff Weisburn, where he read their names and spoke on their lives and service, accompanied by Chiefs from local police departments.