Cleveland seeks a modular home manufacturer to address housing and workforce issues by transforming vacant lots into a manufacturing hub, with political support and the potential for innovation in affordable housing.

Mentor residents receive vital winter service updates, including tree recycling, yard waste collection, office closings, safety tips, and winter preparedness. Assistance programs and job opportunities are also highlighted.

Middleburg Heights City Council approved the purchase agreement for Meijer to develop a supercenter at the former Sears site. Plans call for a 160,000-square-foot store, a garden center, and a gas station.

The city of Mentor has declared a Snow Emergency Parking Ban starting November 29, 2024, at 6:00 AM, prohibiting street parking until the ban is lifted.

Mentor's Building & Zoning Appeals meeting will discuss requests for fence and setback variances, reflecting tensions between individual property rights and community standards.

Cleveland Heights showcases winning designs from its ADU Design Competition, supporting affordable, efficient housing solutions for multi-generational living.

Santa and Mrs. Claus will start the holiday festivities atop a fire truck from Bay Lodge, escorted by police. They will end at a tree-lighting ceremony at Cahoon Memorial Park Gazebo.

Bay Village Fire Chief Christopher Lyons offers Thanksgiving cooking safety tips, stressing the importance of staying vigilant, especially when frying turkeys, to prevent kitchen fires and ensure a safe holiday.

Brooklyn, Ohio's Police Department received a $529,000 federal grant, enabling the purchase of nine new Chevy Tahoes to enhance their fleet and improve community safety.

Mayor Adamson of New Franklin praised Thanksgiving as the "best holiday of the year," emphasizing its focus on gratitude and family gatherings, and shared a relevant poem by Henry Alford.

The Ed Davis Community Center in Akron will reopen on December 3 at 5:30 p.m. The ceremony will celebrate the renovation, which includes a gym and a teen space, and honor local figures, Ed Davis and Jerry Rowland.

The Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs warns that holiday shopping scams spike. Director Sheryl Harris urges consumers to avoid fraud, emphasizing caution with suspicious texts, gift card fraud, and fake virus pop-up alerts.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine inaugurates a $36 million Student Recreation and Wellness Center at Warren G. Harding High School to promote student wellness.