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.

A council committee backed a rain-absorbing makeover of the Gordon Square parking lot, but council members grilled the plan over who will actually maintain it.

A 2-mill levy on the November ballot would fund a $2 million Beechwood Drive and Cherry Lane rebuild tangled in county drainage issues.

State Sen. Jerry Cirino says he waited for “the right people” before releasing the funds. City leaders are still deciding which crumbling roads come first.

Dozens of East Canton drivers headed to court Friday as speed cameras have sent out more than 16,000 citations since July.

Cleveland will buy 14,000 more tons of rock salt and build new storage after January's shortage forced crews to skip side streets.

East 93rd and Kinsman Road, a longtime crash hotspot, is among the intersections residents and officials have flagged as dangerous.

The plan narrows Lake Road by five feet and adds a 21-space lot across from Bradstreet's Landing.

Seven aging Green Line stations get new platforms and ramps, completing RTA's system-wide ADA push.

High schoolers get no district rides this year, and Powers Elementary now sees 500-plus cars at pickup some days.