Canton is proposing a peanut-shaped roundabout at Fulton/25th/Harrison that would intersect active tracks twice. Officials will host an April 9, 2026, open house to show designs.

ODOT has begun a two-year bridge replacement and repaint project at the I-71/I-480 interchange on Cleveland’s west side, with nightly closures and lane shifts planned through 2028.

Lakewood will begin a two‑year, $21.58M overhaul of Bunts Road this spring, adding a 10‑ft shared path even as neighbors mount a petition over trees and driveways.

A power outage left the Euclid Senior Center and roughly 885 nearby customers without electricity Monday. Crews are on site and traffic signals are out at Lakeshore and E. 222nd.

Parma City Schools launched Stopfinder, a free parent app that offers live bus GPS, arrival confirmations and direct messaging with the transportation office.

Two proposed Amtrak corridors would reconnect Cleveland to major Ohio cities, but federal approval is still pending and no start date has been set.

Hyundai says it will recall about 68,500 2026 Palisade Limited and Calligraphy SUVs after a child died in a power‑seat incident. A stop‑sale is in effect and an over‑the‑air fix is expected by the end of March.

A county traffic‑safety panel reviewed recent deadly crashes and urged clearer sidewalks, better night visibility and targeted engineering fixes. Officials say small, local steps can add up.

Ohio picked nine public‑safety agencies for a statewide drone pilot that will deploy vetted drone‑in‑a‑box systems to speed emergency response and stream live video to commanders.

A truck overturned and leaked fuel on Edgerton Road in North Royalton, shutting the road between West 130th and Akins. Crews are containing the spill and police set detours.

A sinkhole opened in downtown Cleveland Sunday, nearly swallowing a car at W St. Clair and W 3rd. The driver escaped and the intersection remains closed while crews assess damage.

A proposed 11-foot multi-use trail would link the South Lorain library and Oakwood Park. The city and ODOT are accepting public comments through April 1, 2026.

A $1.5M federal planning grant will fund design work for a 3.3‑mile makeover of East 36th Street in South Lorain, adding green infrastructure, stormwater fixes and multi‑use paths.