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.

The North Randall Fire Department bid farewell to Jared Moner, as he leaves to join the Westlake Fire Department, recognizing his service on social media.

The City of Solon Police Department reminds the public that, starting in May, standard IDs will no longer be accepted for air travel, urging individuals to update their licenses to Real ID-compliant ones.

The Elyria Police Department partners with the DEA for a Drug Take-Back event, allowing residents to safely dispose of prescription drugs at the police station.

Celebrate Trails Day returns to Cuyahoga County on April 26 with outdoor activities including a community bike ride and trail walk at Canal Basin Park, hosted by local officials.

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.