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.

Cleveland Heights announces its Comprehensive & Equitable Safety Action Plan, supported by a $800,000 grant, to improve road safety by analyzing crash data and implementing safety measures.

Cleveland City Council released a TV20 collaboration showcasing Ward 7, led by Councilwoman Howse-Jones, to highlight the area’s unique character and community.

Police expect large crowds for the Cleveland Guardians home opener, urging safety and vigilance, with traffic adjustments and parking restrictions in place.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik is leading a community-focused initiative to redesign the city's logo, encouraging public input through surveys and a RFP for artists. The new logo will be revealed at Akron's Bicentennial in 2025.

Mayor Justin Bibb of Cleveland opposes EPA's proposed rollbacks on environmental regulations, stressing the threat to air, water, and safety progress. He emphasizes Cleveland's environmental legacy and urges unity against these measures.

Legionella bacteria was found in parts of Cuyahoga County's Justice Center water system, which was declared safe for use. No illnesses were reported. Measures based on CDC guidelines are being taken to address the issue.

Mentor calls for bids on the 2025 Marina Pavilion Project, with an April 18 deadline for proposals, highlighting the project's significance for local development.