Communities across the nation observe National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend, honoring firefighters like Cleveland's Shawn Calvey for their service and sacrifice.

Crime rates in Akron have significantly decreased according to the local police department's social media update, highlighting effective collaboration and community engagement.

Akron to host "Cruise Into Summer" event on June 5 with games, food, and entertainment to celebrate the end of the school year and provide resources for children and families.

Cleveland Hopkins Airport is preparing travelers for the May 7th Real ID enforcement with educational efforts and anticipates delays due to only half of Ohioans having the ID.

Cleveland is implementing a modular housing pilot program to address affordable housing, with six homes to be constructed this fall in Clark-Fulton and Buckeye neighborhoods.

CSU celebrates William Sola, a student with impressive sports internships, including one as the Cleveland Guardians' inaugural intern and another with FIFA in Miami for the 2026 World Cup.

The article describes the recognition of Cleveland State University faculty through the 2025 Faculty Excellence Awards held on April 9, honoring educators for their dedication and achievements in teaching, research, and service.

CSU highlighted William Sola, class of 2025, for his internships with the Cleveland Guardians and FIFA, balancing his studies, and fostering key academic relationships.

Cleveland State University announces virtual board meetings on governance, finance, and academic affairs, promoting transparency and public engagement, with live streaming available on their website.

Cleveland Police and local business owners collaborate for the upcoming Old Brooklyn Pedal for Prizes Event to foster community engagement and vitality.

Lakewood has launched a lithium battery recycling program, excluding large rechargeable batteries, with residents required to tape battery terminals before disposal.

The Cleveland City Council labeled gun violence a public health crisis, with Councilman Starr leading the effort, to enable a comprehensive approach and use of funds for education, mental health, and prevention.

Summit County Sheriff's Office reports a reduction in crime in Coventry Township and the City of Green, with significant decreases in theft, burglary, and vehicle thefts; however, a slight increase in robberies and two homicides were noted.