Fairlawn won a roughly $21M federal grant to rework Route 18 with pedestrian islands, bus pull‑outs and possible roundabouts. Planning starts this spring and officials expect the project to take about five years.

ODOT will close the I-71 rest areas in Medina County on March 2 and convert them into truck-only lots, expanding the sites as part of a statewide push to add more truck parking. The local project will add dozens of marked truck stalls and new facilities.

The DHS shutdown over immigration policy disputes is affecting the TSA workforce, with agents working unpaid and causing delays at airports like Miami and Chicago O'Hare.

The U.S. 6 bridge over I-271 in the Cleveland area will be closed for replacement from March to October, with detours via SR 91 and others. Expect I-271 lane restrictions during this period.

Cuyahoga County, Cleveland, and GCRTA celebrate Ohio Loves Transit Week, promoting public transportation's role in economic development with discounted transit passes.

Olmsted Township seeks public input on the Phase I of the Greenway Trail Project, aiming for improved pedestrian access and minimal environmental impact, with construction potentially starting in 2027.

North Ridgeville is planning pedestrian safety improvements at the Lorain and Lear Nagle intersection, with a push from the Mayor to introduce legislation for bidding on a contractor.

President Trump said he would block the Gordie Howe International Bridge's opening unless Canada 'compensates' the U.S.; Michigan leaders warn blocking it would cost jobs and choke supply lines.

A water main break disrupted operations at the Cleveland Clinic Akron General, causing ambulance diversions and cancellation of outpatient appointments. Repairs are ongoing, but the hospital continues to provide care.

The Medina Police Department warns of a high number of traffic crashes due to ice and advises extreme caution, slower speeds, increased stopping distances, and avoiding sudden moves.

A semi-trailer hit a barn in Medina County, causing a road closure and utility outages. No injuries were reported, and authorities are managing the situation.

Richmond Heights has a parking ban until 6 am, January 27, to keep streets clear for snow removal and ensure safety. Cooperation is vital for effective city services during the snowfall.

Elyria announces a Snow Parking Ban effective Jan 24-26 to facilitate snow removal. Residents must observe "no parking" signs on designated streets and use the Washington Ave lot as an alternative. The city prioritizes clearing main pathways first.