Thousands in Northeast Ohio lost power Thursday morning, with outages concentrated in Lake County. Utilities say crews are restoring service while the cause remains under review.

Two major ODOT projects will remake the I‑90/I‑77 interchange beginning in 2026, bringing years of lane closures and bridge work. Commuters should expect long-term detours through 2032.

Nine-month repaving and an intersection rebuild will reshape Streetsboro's new downtown. Night work, detours and a four-month Page Road bridge closure are expected.

A state memo flags mechanical failures and driver lapses across Cleveland's school‑bus fleet. Officials say a corrective action plan was filed on Jan. 15.

A one-car Norfolk Southern derailment in Alliance closed crossings and refocused lawmakers on a newly reintroduced bipartisan Railway Safety Act.

More than 8,000 FirstEnergy customers in Cuyahoga County lost power Wednesday morning, crews and police responded as restorations were estimated between 8 and 10 a.m.

Fitch raised Cleveland Hopkins’ bond rating to A from A‑, trimming borrowing costs as the airport moves construction forward on a $1.6B terminal modernization. Early parking and landside work are already under way.

The city and a lakefront nonprofit have opened a public survey and set a March forum as Cleveland weighs whether to keep or repurpose the 450‑acre Burke Lakefront Airport. Officials say resident feedback will shape what scenarios are studied next.

SR 303 reopened at 9:50 a.m. Monday after an hour-long closure caused by snow-related crashes between River and State roads.

ODOT District 12 will replace the SR 283 bridge deck over SR 44 this spring, triggering lane reductions and a months‑long SR 44 exit closure near Mentor.

Douglas Stephens, Toledo's utilities director, is set to lead the Northwestern Water and Sewer District beginning March 16, succeeding Jerry Greiner after decades at the helm.

More than 13,000 FirstEnergy customers in Cleveland lost power Wednesday as crews worked to restore service, outages hit the west side and nearby suburbs.

Ohio is expanding truck parking on I-71 in Medina County, increasing spaces and improving facilities, with a $6.8 million project part of a statewide initiative.