Cuyahoga County Executive Ronayne supports the Downtown Safety Patrol and opposes proposed disbandment, highlighting the unit's crime-fighting achievements and broader community safety role.

Ohio voters will decide on State Issue 2, which proposes up to $250 million in bonds annually for a decade, without raising taxes, to fund public infrastructure.

Cleveland City Council's Workforce Committee praised John Marshall High School students for creating an outdoor rights resolution for children, the first in Ohio, set for an April 28 vote.

Mandi Goodsett at CSU works to make textbooks affordable, creating grants and resources to save students over $2 million and exploring zero-cost textbook degrees.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik announces the city's 2025 48-mile road resurfacing program, funded by a 2017 income tax increase, prioritizing high-traffic and damaged roads.

Rayshon Reese was indicted for kidnapping and assaulting a 59-year-old woman at an Ohio City bus stop, with the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office announcing the charges.

CSU celebrated Kelly Fanger, a graduate who overcame challenges, founded the LoveNLyrics program at a Juvenile Detention Center, and is committed to community service.

Cleveland State University's EarthFest, focusing on sustainability and environmental awareness, returns April 23rd with activities and educational opportunities.

The new Verizon Community Forward Learning Center at Cleveland State University provides tech resources and programs for a range of learners including K-12, adults, college students, and small business owners.

Akron celebrates Arbor Day with a community tree planting event at Joy Park, including music, food, a mayoral proclamation, and arborist advice, highlighting its Tree City USA status.

Cleveland celebrates Dispatcher Appreciation Week, with Police District 2 providing lunch to honor dispatchers' crucial role in emergency response and public safety.

Shaker Heights CAO Jeri Chaikin retires after 24 years, with a history of fiscal management and innovation in the city. Mayor Weiss praises her service.

Cleveland State University's Board of Trustees will meet on April 21, with both in-person and virtual participation allowed. The meeting, to be live-streamed, can be accessed online, and media are invited to register.