Mentor's Recreation Department releases a summer guide with over 1,200 programs, available in print and online, with registration opening in April 2025.

Mentor Police received a $18,626.30 traffic safety grant from the Ohio Department of Public Safety to combat speeding, distracted driving, and OVI offenses.

Aqua starts annual hydrant flushing today, which may cause temporary water discoloration and pressure fluctuations. Residents are advised to avoid laundry during this time.

Mentor reports a surge in senior-targeted scams, with a preference for untraceable gift card payments, and cautions against such demands as red flags for fraud.

Following Cleveland's commitment to update booking protocols, Cuyahoga County extended its deadline to accept uncharged individuals at the Corrections Center.

Mayor Bibb of Cleveland established a Municipal Cabinet for Children and Youth, focusing on strategic, collaborative, and community-informed approaches to youth welfare.

PUCO is holding public hearings on FirstEnergy's requested rate hike in Ohio. Residents can voice concerns or support, with options to participate in person, submit comments online, or mail them.

Ralph King, an influential Cleveland real estate mogul and philanthropist, greatly impacted the city's development, arts, and education. His legacy includes donating to the Cleveland Museum of Art and supporting Western Reserve University.

Akron resumed East Exchange Street improvements with detours starting March 24. The project aims to modernize the area near the University of Akron and is expected to be completed by July 2025.

Mayor Justin Bibb rejects the Haslam family's proposal for a billion-dollar domed stadium. He emphasizes his commitment to lakefront redevelopment and criticizes the plan's potential tax burden on Cleveland citizens.

In a Facebook post, the Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored Major James M. Gordon for 36 years of service, emphasizing his contributions to safety and integrity.

Mentor seeks sponsors for its 2025 community events, offering various opportunities for businesses to contribute. The deadline for sponsorship booking is March 21.

Cleveland Heights City Council unanimously approved their 2025 budget, setting a $105 million expenditure target with significant investments in infrastructure, community development, and various city departments.