Mentor, Ohio, will resume rental property inspections on September 1 to ensure they meet safety and maintenance codes. Code Enforcement Officer Glen Benedict will be the contact person.

Mentor City Manager Kenneth J. Filipiak gave the State of the City address, highlighting past achievements and plans. A public video release is pending on the city's website.

Akron's Mayor Malik announces a free laundry event, Tumble Together, with washing and drying at no cost for residents on March 5 at West Side Laundromat.

Cuyahoga County plans to demolish the old Juvenile Justice Center, pursuing redevelopment and community connection, with a $6.8 million grant pending approval.

The Akron Police Department has promoted officers and created a Community Relations and Crime Prevention subdivision to improve police-community relations and enhance crime prevention efforts.

Akron is gearing up for its 42nd St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 8. The parade will feature floats, bands, and community groups, and festivities will include a pre-parade breakfast.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park faces layoffs due to Trump's austerity measures. Four full-time staff members will be cut, and 40 seasonal workers will be uncertain. The park is concerned about meeting visitor needs and maintaining park facilities.

Cleveland city officials condemned the Community Police Commission for releasing sensitive HR info, violating confidentiality protocols. The city had already referred the issue to the Inspector General for investigation.

Cleveland State University prepares for its annual giving day on February 27, encouraging community support for campus programs through collective donations.

Cleveland State University receives $321,500 from the Ohio Campus Safety Grant for enhancements such as improved lighting and upgraded security in residential buildings.

Cleveland State University introduces 11 new interdisciplinary degrees, highlighting Journalism and Criminology or Sociology B.A. programs aimed at improving job prospects and addressing social issues.

Mentor announces its February schedule, including the City Council meeting, Democracy Day, and the new Fire Chief's swearing-in. Events include the Hometown Heroes Banner Program, Safety Town registration, a job fair, and a bridal boutique event.

Cleveland Council Majority Leader Kerry McCormack will not seek reelection, departing ahead of redistricting changes and wishing to pursue other opportunities.