Tri-C partners with Cleveland Metropolitan School District to offer automatic college admission to all CMSD seniors, facilitating a seamless transition to higher education.

Emily Bacha is appointed to lead the Fresh Water Institute in Cuyahoga County, bringing her extensive environmental sector experience to focus on water resource management.

Child mortality in Cuyahoga County jumped by 25%, including increased infant deaths and homicides, raising concerns and sparking preventative efforts.

Cleveland's City Council President proposed a new ward map to reduce council wards from 17 to 15, with critics accusing gerrymandering amid the city's population decline.

Lake County hosts the 29th Protect & Serve Tavern event to promote sober driving during the holidays. The event offers mocktails and safety activities at Great Lakes Mall.

Akron City Council discusses the shooting of Jazmir Tucker by police, debating officer accountability and training, with protests outside demanding justice.

The old Avon Lake Power Plant's final implosion is scheduled for Dec 16-20. Measures to protect air quality and public safety are in place, and residents will be alerted before the event.

Mentor Police celebrated their 40th Kops and Kids Christmas event, bringing together officers and children for festive activities despite a snowstorm barring entertainer Jungle Terry. Santa still attended, supported by local businesses.

Cleveland has seen its most significant number of police recruits in five years, following initiatives such as higher age limits and updated recruitment policies.

Cleveland Mayor Bibb and the Police Chief announced the police academy's induction of 46 new recruits, part of an initiative that has lead to the highest recruitment since 2019.

Mayor Justin M. Bibb appointed three new members to the Cleveland Metropolitan School District board, selected from 42 candidates, to enhance the district's progression and student opportunities.

Mentor, Ohio's Public Works crews work tirelessly to clear over 20 inches of snow from city roads. Residents are responsible for their driveways, and Lake County and state departments manage highways. The city urges safe snowplow distance.

Despite criticism over taxpayer funding, Cleveland's City Council has approved $20 million for repairs at Progressive Field and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.