Scott Vine has been appointed as the new director of the Michael Schwartz Library at Cleveland State University, where he brings extensive academic librarianship experience.

Akron Fire EMS received the American Heart Association's Mission: Lifeline® EMS Gold achievement award for quality care in heart attack and stroke emergencies.

Governor DeWine appointed Ronald V. Johnson, Jr. and Taras Szmagala, Jr. to the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees for terms starting in May 2025.

CSU's new podcast Viking Voices features an inaugural episode with men's basketball coach Rob Summers discussing his vision for the team's 2025-26 season.

Akron is selling 50 lots at $0.50 per square foot in Summit Lake for a housing development, offering grants to assist low-income buyers as part of a regeneration scheme.

Jacob Austin graduated from Cleveland State Community College with an associate degree in mechatronics simultaneously with his high school diploma, benefitting from the TVEC program's dual-enrollment system.

Akron announces its Summer Concerts in the Parks lineup, part of its Bicentennial celebrations, starting with an event at Hardesty Park featuring games, food, and live music.

Akron's Mayor Malik delivered the State of the City Address, emphasizing the Together for Akron Plan with four key initiatives and a commitment to transparency and progress. The event featured cultural performances and local pride.

Cleveland City Council reports ending exhibitions at I-X Center for a Fortune 500 company lease, leads urban renewal, invests in technology, opposes new Browns stadium funding, celebrates Pride Month, and introduces a Commission on Black Males.

Mayor Justin M. Bibb has proposed legislation to improve safety in Cleveland's parking facilities, requiring operators to submit security plans for police approval.

The Euclid Police Department has added a Polaris Ranger UTV to its fleet for patrolling parks and beaches, and is engaging with the community through hands-on UTV training events and social activities.

Mayor Kahlil Seren of Cleveland Heights files for reelection amidst a recall petition due to allegations of mismanagement and his wife's anti-Semitic comments.

Cleveland prepares to receive over $27 million in HUD funds for community development, with detailed fund allocation for various programs aimed at improving living conditions.