The State of the County event in Cleveland will be held on September 5 at the Huntington Convention Center, featuring a keynote from Chris Ronayne and a community reception.

Cleveland launches a new online 311 service for easier access to city services, complementing the existing call center and emphasizing efficient, transparent interactions with city departments.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, with efforts underway to remove his name from several state ballots to avoid being a spoiler.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will speak at the City Club of Cleveland forum on topics including her legal career and balancing work with family life.

Cleveland State University announces layoffs for 14 staff members amidst a $40 million budget shortfall, signaling larger financial challenges in Ohio's higher education sector.

Citizens Not Politicians has sued over Ohio GOP's ballot language, claiming it misleads voters about a redistricting amendment. They seek to change what they deem partisan and extensive wording on the ballot.

Ohio AG Yost settles a bribery and money laundering case involving FirstEnergy for $20 million, amid concerns about the settlement's adequacy and potential political influence.

Cuyahoga County's Emergency Management has coordinated an oxygen tank refill program with state health agencies for residents affected by severe weather in northeast Ohio.

County officials reject the Cleveland Browns' proposed Brook Park stadium, favoring renovations to the existing downtown facility for fiscal and community reasons.

Cleveland seeks applicants for its Community Police Commission, emphasizing diversity and dedication, with a transparent selection process and live broadcast interviews before the final approval.

Cleveland City Council approves a redevelopment plan for a $3 billion makeover of Tower City Center and the Cuyahoga Riverbank, which includes creating residential and commercial spaces.

A severe storm has caused over 300,000 power outages in Cuyahoga and Lake counties. Crews are working to restore power, with 3200 hazards to address before fixing damaged infrastructure.

The Cleveland Police added an electric "e-moto" vehicle to their Traffic Unit for efficient patrolling of crowded events, seeking public feedback on this eco-friendly initiative.