Cleveland Heights partners with National Church Residences on a $22 million project to transform a former church into a 71-unit affordable senior housing development.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik has proposed a $798 million budget for 2025, focusing on public safety and core services. The budget includes reductions from last year and strategies to address a revenue shortfall.

Cuyahoga County's Department of Consumer Affairs released a "Scam Squad Guide" in response to a sharp increase in local scamming. The guide aims to educate residents on protecting themselves.

The Mentor Lagoons Marina evolves, focusing on ecological balance and recreation. It faces challenges like shoreline erosion and undertakes infrastructural improvements, including dock renewal and defense measures.

Mentor is calling for participants in its Memorial Day ceremony on May 26. The ceremony will start with a procession to honor fallen soldiers, and candy or political rhetoric will be prohibited.

The Mentor community is hosting an Earth Day event at Springbrook Gardens Park, which will include wildlife walks, expert talks, clean-up efforts, and educational activities.

Cleveland Police commemorated the centennial of Officer Henry Richter's death by highlighting his service and recounting the events that led to his sacrifice in the line of duty.

The City of Akron invites the public to a March 18 open house for input on the Innerbelt Master Plan, emphasizing community-driven development supported by a $10 million federal grant.

Youngstown, Ohio, launched an aerospace and defense innovation hub with $62 million in funding. The hub aims to advance tech, have a local economic impact, and create jobs.

Detective Zola from Cleveland Police District 2 was named Officer of the Month for his dedication to resolving cases of missing persons, as announced on their Facebook page.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik has announced $2,000 in mini-grants to support 15 women of color running home-based child care as part of a broader support system for local entrepreneurs.

Akron Public Schools adjusts its DEI initiatives to comply with federal directives and avoid losing funding while maintaining a commitment to all students.

Cuyahoga County offers a rental assistance program for justice-impacted individuals to help them reenter society and reduce recidivism. Applications close on March 21.