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.

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.