The Greater Cleveland RTA announces a temporary rail replacement service on the Red Line between Tower City and Airport stations on May 3-4, replacing trains with 66R buses due to station work.

Springfield Township Police share on Facebook that 2,102 of 55,228 vehicles exceeded the speed limit on Krumroy Road in 20 days, prompting increased patrols to enforce the 35 mph limit.

The Springfield Township Police Department highlighted that 1.8% of motorists were speeding on Ewart Drive over a 30-day period, with an average speed of 23 mph. They encourage residents to drive mindfully.

Springfield Township Police shared speed monitoring data from Ambre Drive, revealing low speeding incidents with an average speed of 21 mph, demonstrating that most local drivers comply with speed limits.

Springfield Township Police report low speeding incidents on Beryl Road, with data from a deployed speed sign showing 0.4% of drivers exceeding limits, averaging two violations per day out of 485 vehicles. The community is commended for safe driving.

Cleveland's East Side is undergoing redevelopment as the former National ACME site's demolition could lead to job creation and neighborhood revitalization.

ODOT is set to refurbish the historic Blaine Hill "Arches of Memory" bridge on U.S. Route 40, aiming to enhance its structure while maintaining its heritage.

ODOT announces the beginning of a new construction season, focusing on improving highway safety, with a public event marking the start of an interchange project in Henry County, Ohio, aiming to reduce accidents on U.S. 24.

ODOT is closing the Logan Avenue ramp to State Route 7 northbound in Mingo Junction due to slope failure. Repairs are expected to start mid-summer, and a detour is in place.

Mentor, Ohio, is adding sidewalks to Tyler Boulevard to improve accessibility and safety for workers and residents in its manufacturing hub. Laketran is partially funding the project, which is expected to be completed within the year.

Mentor's 2025 paving projects, planned by the Building & Engineering Department, will revitalize various roads with a mix of state and city funding totaling millions of dollars.

ODOT is beginning the Blaine Hill Arches of Memory Rehabilitation Project to restore and strengthen the historic U.S. Route 40 bridge in Belmont County.

Akron will start preparing for the Bowery Street Bridge project on Monday. The project includes replacing the deck and sidewalk and raising the bike path, with local businesses engaged.