The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that police do not need a warrant to access a suspect's single location data shared via an app, based on the third-party doctrine.

PUCO has launched an official investigation into FirstEnergy Corp's power outages in Lakewood and parts of Cleveland, following local leaders' demands for action.

Cleveland has established June 30th as Carl B. Stokes Day to honor the city's first Black mayor and his contributions to civil rights and urban renewal.

Appellate Judge Robert J. Patton has been temporarily assigned to the Supreme Court of Ohio for a case after Justice Deters's recusal, bringing his extensive experience in legal ethics and white-collar crime to the bench.

Christopher J. Hardesty is appointed as the first Executive Director of the Downtown Akron Development Corporation, tasked with driving economic growth in Downtown Akron.

Akron won its fourth All-America City Award for environmental sustainability and civic improvement efforts, marking the city's ongoing commitment to innovation and community development.

Cleveland State University's Board of Trustees will have a special meeting discussing various topics, including finances, with options for virtual attendance.

Councilwoman Rebecca Maurer released a report on improving Cleveland's Lead Safe Housing initiative, advocating for faster funding of property improvements to tackle lead poisoning.

Cleveland State University's team won the Grand Prize at the national FIERF competition for creating a superior blacksmith's hammer and excelled in all judging categories.

After a Cleveland apartment explosion, Councilman Starr expresses sympathy for 42 displaced residents and gratitude to the Red Cross. Donations are requested, and cooling shelters are provided.

Dr. Stefan Andrei is appointed as the chair of CSU's Computer Science Department and as the director of CCEI, bringing extensive research and leadership experience to the university.

Akron is launching a Right to Counsel program to support residents facing eviction, with legal aid and services starting September 2025, funded by a $750,000 grant.

Cuyahoga County issues heat advisory due to expected high temperatures and heat index around 104 degrees, with officials urging precautions to prevent health risks.