I-77 south in Ohio reopened at Pleasant Valley Rd after being closed due to a severe crash, but ongoing delays are expected.

The I-77 northbound ramp to I-490 westbound in Cleveland will close for 45 days beginning May 27 for bridge work, affecting commuters and requiring detours.

The I-77 northbound ramp to I-490 westbound in Cleveland will close for bridge repairs on May 27 for 45 days, with detours via Broadway and Rockefeller Avenues.

An ODOT mower was involved in a crash on I-90, causing delays and a temporary lane blockage. Later reports clarified that no injuries were reported. Traffic has since returned to normal.

The I-90 West in Cleveland has reopened after a vehicle crash into the median caused debris to block the roadway and a temporary shutdown. No serious injuries were reported.

Students from Western Pike Local Schools experienced STEAM fields firsthand during a special day featuring demonstrations from Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 Cleveland.

ODOT has closed two key ramps at the I-480 and I-77 interchange in Cuyahoga County for a bridge deck replacement project until early September, causing significant detours.

The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 (ODOT D12) has announced road closures in Cleveland at the end of April, affecting the I-480/I-77 interchange and I-271 express lanes. Commuters are advised to plan alternative routes.

Ohio's ODOT is enhancing the Southland District in Middleburg Heights with new sidewalks, crosswalks, and a multi-use path, promoting better access and economic development.

Cleveland's Red Line service will be replaced by 66R buses between Tower City and Airport on May 3-4 due to station work.

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.