Cedar Road has reopened after nearly two months following a fire which led to concerns about the stability of the Cedar Lee building. The cause of the fire remains undetermined.

Correctional officers graduated from the Richland County Corrections Academy and were welcomed into the Lorain County Sheriff's Office, as celebrated in a recent ceremony.

Lt. Governor Jim Tressel spearheads Ohio's workforce development talks to form the state's Workforce Playbook, focusing on local insights for job growth and talent retention.

Increased patrols on a section of I-90 in Northeast Ohio have led to a 10% reduction in car crashes, as part of a safety initiative by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Lt. Ankhenaton from Cuyahoga County's Protective Services interacted with students at a career fair, discussing law enforcement careers and strengthening community ties.

Concerns arise over the potential closure and sale of the Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building in downtown Cleveland, impacting local economy and services.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose supports President Trump's executive order on election integrity, noting Ohio's alignment with several measures and readiness to collaborate on enhancing election procedures.

Callie M. Cripps was appointed executive director of the Shaker Heights Development Corporation, bringing her economic development experience to the city's commercial revitalization efforts.

Akron police arrested Paul Messenger for drug trafficking and firearms offenses after a search warrant revealed drugs and weapons. The arrest and seizures were detailed on the department's Facebook page.

The new Akron History Center in downtown Akron will open on April 5, coinciding with Akron's Bicentennial. It will be open Wednesday through Saturday and offer free admission.

Mentor's Hometown Heroes Banner Program, which honors military members, is full for 2025. Displays are planned on key roadways from Memorial Day to Veterans Day.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office highlighted Deputies Fuller and Osborne on social media during Women's History Month for their dedication and community impact.

Cleveland is hosting its 3rd annual Food Truck Rodeo to help vendors secure permits. Mayor Bibb supports the event to aid local businesses. For a $150 fee, the rodeo offers inspections and a streamlined process of preparing trucks for 10 municipalities.