Lodi gets $500,000 for storm sewers while Liberty Township tackles drainage woes with federal Community Development Block Grant funding.

GCRTA's new Customer Code of Conduct threatens removal or a trespass citation for riders without a destination.

House Bill 1034 would make owners responsible for violations when no human is driving — and some Clevelanders aren't sold.

Helmets, headphone bans and nighttime lights are now law for North Ridgeville e-bike riders, with violators ticketed like drivers.

Lake County will tear down its downtown Painesville jail to make way for a Laketran transit center; the existing Painesville Transfer Center handles 130,000 passenger trips a year.

Federal money has been awarded for a South Lincoln Avenue overpass, though reports disagree on whether the grant is $21 million or just $21,000.

A 12-inch main gave way near Pleasant Trail, with a viewer catching water and rocks launching skyward.

Three new barriers are going up in Fairview Park and one in North Olmsted, but a Ward 5 councilman says some neighbors still feel left out.

Riders and drivers packed an Elyria hearing, warning that losing Via LC could cost them jobs, school and doctor visits.

No new power lines, just smarter ones — FirstEnergy's $28 million tech test could aid Cuyahoga, Lake and Ashtabula counties.

Some Lorain poles have worn out-of-service ribbons since 2024. Near Norfolk Avenue, only a few of 20 lights still work.

No specific projects are named yet, but Cleveland could pledge its taxing power to repay bonds for road and bridge improvements.

Bedford's aging headworks catch less than 20% of grit and rags, but a two-year fix starts this fall.