Sandusky opened its first roundabout Thursday at Cleveland Road and Cedar Point Drive, changing how drivers arrive at Cedar Point as the park reopens.

More than 7,000 FirstEnergy customers in Lorain County lost power on May 7; crews and local officials are working to restore service and assess damage.

Two ODOT crews on I‑90 in Euclid were struck within 10 minutes, drivers were cited and ODOT renewed move‑over warnings.

Air Canada began daily nonstop seasonal service from Cleveland Hopkins to Montréal on Friday. City leaders say it will strengthen tourism and business ties.

A sinkhole closed eastbound Shaker Boulevard in Shaker Heights Thursday, blocking the stretch between South Park and Drummond while crews assessed the damage.

NEORSD has hired Delve Underground to design a 1,350‑foot surge tunnel aimed at stopping storm-driven sewage discharges onto Edgewater Beach. Construction is expected to take about 3.5 years.

Cleveland Heights boosted its resurfacing fund to about $5.1M, approved a $3.3M paving contract and added a third pothole crew to speed repairs across neighborhoods.

Beginning in early May, West Clifton at Riverside will be closed for a lengthy sewer-shaft repair. North-side parking will be closed while south-side access stays open.

Willoughby Hills will direct part of its photo‑enforcement fines into a SafeTeen drivers‑education program with Willoughby‑Eastlake schools even as legal challenges proceed.

City council approved a $490,000 state grant to move the long-running Mills Creek flood-control project forward, finalizing the offer ahead of a May 18 deadline.

NEORSD will start work on the Big Creek Tunnel later in 2026 — the last of seven storage tunnels meant to reduce sewage entering Lake Erie. The 20‑ft, 4‑mile bore should cut roughly 550 million gallons a year.

Medina's municipal aggregation supply rate will rise roughly 30%, sending higher summer bills as data‑center demand and global fuel shocks squeeze supply.

A Raftelis financial plan for Medina County projects combined water and sewer bills rising from about $106 to $157 per month by 2032 as the county borrows for major plant upgrades.