Dr. Bin Su of Cleveland State University received a $445,500 NIH grant to research glioblastoma treatments focusing on improving blood-brain barrier penetration.

BGSU's graduate programs, particularly in sociology, climbed in the U.S. News & World Report 2025 rankings, reinforcing its reputation in graduate education.

Cleveland's "A Home for Every Neighbor" initiative reached its goal ahead of schedule, housing 154 homeless individuals, due to strong local partnerships and a community-focused strategy.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources advises residents to keep their distance from baby animals found in their backyards, as their parents are often nearby. Guidelines for dealing with young wildlife are shared on their Facebook page.

Detective Patrick Armstead of the Akron Police Department was honored with the 2025 No HARM Award by the Hope & Healing Survivor Resource Center for his commitment to aiding survivors of violence.

Geauga County Sheriff's Office is hiring a Corrections Cook, requiring culinary and administrative skills, CPR, computer literacy, and offers benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans.

Cleveland County held a "Sound the Alarm for Child Abuse Awareness" event, using sirens and horns to raise awareness for child abuse prevention during National Crime Victims' Rights Week.

Mandatory inspections are required in New Richmond for utility reconnection post-disconnection, with free safety checks by the Clermont County Building Division and fire department, facilitating swift service resumption.

The Ohio House's budget proposal, which includes a $600 million bond for a new Cleveland Browns domed stadium, progresses through the legislative process.

Kent State University is Ohio's only Air Traffic-Collegiate Training Initiative school, providing vital education for future air traffic controllers, as highlighted by student Jack Oliver.

Cleveland State University introduces an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science degree combining Physics and Computer Science to align with job market needs and employer demand.

Cleveland Heights, Ohio is hosting a Shredding Day for residents to securely destroy documents on April 19 at City Hall. Proof of residency is required.

Cleveland's Second District Policing Committee meeting focused on neighborhood safety, with police, fire department, and community leaders working together.