Stolen Cleveland Car Found at Solon Business; Police Also Make 2 OVI Arrests
Community — Solon
Stolen Cleveland car found at Solon business; police make two OVI arrests in weekly update.
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Gates Mills Police Check Smoking Car, Median Walker and Warrant Notice
Community — Gates Mills
Gates Mills police responded to a range of incidents, including a warrant notice from a New Jersey federal institution, accidental 911 calls, a smoking vehicle, and a median walker check, with most calls resulting in no issues found.
Nominations open for 2026 Best of Northeast Ohio
Community — Northeast Ohio
Nominate in as many of 79 categories as you like through Nov. 1. Search first, then write in any favorite business not listed.
Medina Leaders Advance $1.3 Million Columbarium Wall, Granger Road Pit Cleanup and Shelter Funding
City Council — Medina
Medina City Council passed nine measures Sept. 28, including a $1.3 million columbarium wall and Granger Road pit work. A committee backed shelter funding.
Summit County Dispatchers Earn Top Ohio Honor
Community — Summit County
Summit County's Emergency Communications Center earns Ohio Gold Star Dispatch Center of the Year honor, recognized for exceptional emergency services and community safety, as praised by County Executive Ilene Shapiro.
Seven Hills Council Passes Energy Contract, Tax Levy Resolution and Two Variances
City Council — Seven Hills
Seven Hills council passed an energy contract and tax levy resolution, approved two variances and heard a fire chief recount a Sept. 21 rescue.
Stow hosts free Little Monster Maze for Halloween on Oct. 21
Community — Stow
Stow hosts free Halloween event, Little Monster Maze, on Oct. 21 at City Hall. Families can enjoy a corn maze, treats, face painting, and food trucks from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Northfield Park draws OVI arrest, trespass summons in weekly police reports
Community — Northfield Village and Sagamore Hills
Northfield Park saw an OVI arrest and trespassing summons in recent police reports, alongside a medical call resulting in a death and a dog bite incident.
Cooper's Hawk brings Napa style tasting room to Seven Hills Oct. 12
Community — Seven Hills
Cooper's Hawk opens third Cleveland location in Seven Hills Oct. 12, featuring Napa-style tasting room and wine-paired menu.
Aurora City Council advances electric bike, scooter safety ordinance
City Council — Aurora
Aurora City Council advanced an ordinance to regulate electric bikes and scooters, imposing speed limits, helmet rules for minors, and sidewalk restrictions to balance safety and micromobility growth.
Summit County puts $28 price tag on dog adoptions for Barktober
Community — Summit County
Summit County offers $28 dog adoptions through October, including vetting and spay/neuter, as part of Barktober to find homes before the holidays.
Ravenna police booking records show drug, domestic violence and warrant cases
Community — Ravenna
Ravenna police booked 16 people on 21 charges, including drug possession, domestic violence, and warrants, from Sept. 22 to 29, with three juveniles among those arrested.
Summit County grand jury indicts former Green teacher on 9 counts
Community — Green
A former Green Schools teacher faces nine felony charges, including rape and sexual battery, following a grand jury indictment. Authorities say the suspect, arrested in September, allegedly abused students over two decades ago, with investigations ongoing to identify additional victims.
Hudson Police Reports: OVI Arrest, Two Crashes and Several Scam Attempts
Community — Hudson
Hudson police reported an OVI arrest, two crashes, and multiple scam attempts from Sept. 22 to 29, alongside animal complaints, property crimes, and other incidents.
Stow police logs list theft, drug and domestic cases
Community — Stow
Stow police logs reveal 80 incidents, including theft, drug arrests, domestic violence, and fraud cases, from late August to early October.
Portage Path Behavioral Health to host 10th KJ's 5K on Oct. 3
Community — Summit County
Portage Path Behavioral Health hosts its 10th annual KJ's 5K on Oct. 3 at Portage Lakes State Park to honor lives lost to suicide and support mental health services in Summit County.
Pumpkin carving and paint party returns fall fun to Solon Oct. 23
Community — Solon
Families can enjoy pumpkin carving and painting at Solon's Ghouls Night Out on Oct. 23. Tickets are $35, including supplies, food, and a take-home pumpkin.
Ohio Rail commission approves grants for track projects in Richland, Guernsey counties
City Council — Richland
The Ohio Rail Development Commission approved $1.6 million in grants for rail projects in Richland and Guernsey counties, funding track rehabilitation to improve safety and efficiency.
Twinsburg Council Affirms Flock Cameras, Approves Fire Captains Contract and Hires New Auditor
City Council — Twinsburg
Twinsburg City Council voted 6 to 1 to affirm its Flock Safety agreement, approved a fire captains contract and hired a new audit firm Sept. 22.
Rocky River to Hold Public Meeting on Northview/Jameston Road Infrastructure Upgrades
Public Works — Rocky River
Rocky River to host public meeting on Oct. 6, 2026, to discuss infrastructure upgrades on Northview Road and Jameston Drive, including water main replacements and road resurfacing, with community input shaping the project's design.
Elyria library seeks community input through online survey
Community — Elyria
Elyria Public Library seeks community input through online survey to shape its future, open to all residents until October 9. The effort is part of its strategic planning process, emphasizing inclusivity and long-term goals.
Rocky River Road Work Nears Finish Line on Some Projects as New Ones Get Ready to Start
Community — Rocky River
Rocky River updates show several road projects nearing completion, with new ones like Rockcliff Drive and Bradstreet's Landing set to start in October. The city released its latest progress report on Sept. 28.
Jefferson Council Adopts Pay Ordinance, Swears In Patrolman, Promotes Tax Administrator
City Council — Jefferson
Jefferson Village Council adopted a new pay ordinance, swore in a patrolman, promoted a tax administrator, and saw digging begin at Imagination Park.
Grocery store assault, crash with child aboard among Solon police cases
Community — Solon
Solon police investigated a grocery store assault, a crash involving a child, domestic violence incidents, and underage drinking. Cases included OVI charges, theft, and a party violating alcohol laws.
Ashtabula Council Tables Finance Director Bond Change, Adds $50,000 for Outfall Studies, Returns Comprehensive Plan to Planning Commission
City Council — Ashtabula County
Ashtabula City Council tabled a finance director bond change, added $50,000 to an outfall study contract and returned the comprehensive plan for review.
Green Council Sets Oct. 13 Hearings on Stein Road Apartments and Vape Shops, Approves Budget Changes Tied to Bond Refinancing
City Council — Green
Green City Council set Oct. 13 hearings on Stein Road apartments, vape shop rules and driveways and approved budget changes tied to a bond refinancing.
Gates Mills police handle welfare checks, warrant arrest and squirrel removal
Community — Gates Mills
Gates Mills police responded to welfare checks, a warrant arrest, a traffic complaint, and a squirrel removal from Sept. 20 to 25.
Ohio steers $13.5 million toward transit that gets workers to jobs
Community — Ohio
Ohio allocates $13.5 million to enhance workforce transportation, supporting 19 transit projects across 13 counties to improve access to jobs and boost economic growth. State leaders highlight the investment's role in connecting workers to employment centers and strengthening Ohio's economy.
WiFi Names Have Become Neighborhood Comedy, and Everyone Is in on the Joke
Community — Northeast Ohio
Neighbors are naming their WiFi networks everything from FBI Surveillance Van to pop culture puns. Here is why the trend has stuck around for two decades.
Ohio road crews plan closures and detours across six counties next week
Transportation — Northeast Ohio
Ohio road crews are implementing closures and detours across six Northeast Ohio counties for bridge repairs, resurfacing, and construction projects, urging drivers to plan ahead as work remains weather-dependent.
Stow Council Sets Public Hearing For New Entertainment District, Advances Water Rate Increase
City Council — Stow
Stow City Council set a public hearing for a new entertainment district, advanced a water rate increase and adopted an updated capital improvement plan.
Cuyahoga County Cars With Cameras Will Photograph Every Property This Fall
City Council — Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga County has hired Cyclomedia to photograph properties countywide over six to ten weeks to update records for the Fiscal Office.
Bedford Sets Busy September With City Address, Two Weekend Events And Fall Festival
Community — Bedford
Bedford residents can attend the State of the City Address on Sept. 15, participate in a citywide garage sale and shred day on Sept. 12, and enjoy the Fall Festival on Oct. 3, along with other community events and updates.
Macedonia Council Approves Demolition, Advances Drive Through Law, Cemetery Board OKs Budget
City Council — Macedonia
Macedonia council voted to demolish a blighted Highland Road building, advanced a drive through safety ordinance and adopted the 2026 cemetery budget.
Summit County building permits move online under new system
Community — Summit County
Summit County rolls out GovWell for online building permits Sept. 28, aiming to streamline applications and reduce delays; CityWorks ceases new requests Sept. 25.
Water Main Breaks Keep Hitting Northeast Ohio. Here Is Why
Community — Northeast
Water main breaks have repeatedly disrupted communities in Northeast Ohio, causing school closures, boil advisories, and infrastructure damage, as aging pipes and increased system pressure contribute to a growing regional crisis.
Northfield Village Police Blotter: OVI Arrest and Domestic Violence Case Top Latest Reports
Community — Northfield Village
Northfield Village police logged 21 incidents, including an OVI arrest, domestic violence case, and multiple medical emergencies at Hard Rock Rocksino.
Water Main Breaks Keep Hitting Northeast Ohio. Here Is Why
City Council — Northeast Ohio
Five water main breaks hit Macedonia, Bedford Heights, Sagamore Hills and now Kent within a week, part of a wider pattern straining Northeast Ohio water systems.
Macedonia Rejects 7-Eleven Plan, Approves Buffalo Wild Wings Go Sign
City Council — Macedonia
Macedonia's Planning Commission denies a 7-Eleven training center plan at a former BP site and backs Megan's Way Out, a drive through safety law inspired by a deadly 2024 attack.
Ravenna Police Report 40 Bookings Over Two Weeks, From Assault to Outstanding Warrants
Community — Ravenna
Ravenna Police report 40 bookings over two weeks, including assault, traffic violations, and outstanding warrants.
Akron Fire Crews Rescue Two People, Two Dogs From Residential Fire
City Council — Akron
Akron Fire Department crews rescued two people and two dogs from a residential fire after Summa Hospital Protective Services quickly alerted 911. The department did not report whether anyone was injured.
Sagamore Hills Police Respond to OVI Case, Drug Stop and String of Other Calls
Community — Sagamore Hills
Sagamore Hills police arrested a woman in a drug case following a traffic stop and charged another with OVI after a parking lot crash, alongside handling domestic disputes, fraud reports, and property damage incidents.
Aurora Alumni Association Honors Four With Hall Of Fame Induction
Community — Aurora
Aurora Alumni Association inducts four into Hall of Fame on Sept. 19, honoring Dr. Jacob Calcei, Dick Doughman, Adam Bellamy, and Dave Kotora for their contributions to medicine, coaching, and athletics.
Ashtabula Leaders Push for Enhanced Shoreline Safety and Regional Connectivity
Community — Ashtabula
Ashtabula leaders push for enhanced shoreline safety after a daring rescue, urging Coast Guard reoccupation, while new GoBus routes boost regional connectivity.
Mentor Police Lt. Michael Fuduric Graduates From FBI National Academy
Public Safety — Mentor
Mentor Police Lt. Michael Fuduric, who leads the Detective Bureau and commands the SWAT team, graduated from the FBI National Academy on Sept. 17. He was among 265 officers who completed the 10-week leadership training program in Quantico, Virginia.
Domestic Violence, Drug Trafficking and a Reported Rape Mark Three Weeks of Stow Police Activity
Community — Stow
Stow Police logs reveal domestic violence, drug trafficking, and a reported rape among incidents from Sept. 1-21, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
Twinsburg Bolsters City Services and Community Spirit Amid New Election Guidelines
Community — Twinsburg
Twinsburg invests $17.5M in wastewater upgrades and honors 9/11 victims, while updating sign rules for elections. City officials emphasize balancing free expression with public safety amid increased community engagement.
Parma Fire Department Crews Safely Remove Driver From Vehicle on Hillside
Public Safety — Parma
Parma Fire Department crews safely removed a driver from a vehicle that came to rest on the bank of a hill Tuesday. No injuries were reported.
Cleveland Kennel Reaches Capacity, Advocates Renew Urgent Call For Help
Community — Cleveland
Cleveland Kennel reaches capacity again as adoption rates drop, prompting advocates to urge residents to help prevent euthanasia by spreading the word and increasing adoptions.
Storybook Trail Blends Reading and Nature at East Harbor State Park
Community — Lakeside-Marblehead
East Harbor State Park's Storybook Trail blends reading and nature, featuring Dolly Parton's books and interactive elements, funded by a local donor.
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Lisa's Treasures Mother's Day Sidewalk Sale: 50% off purses, handbags & wallets; luggage $5–$10. 9425 Olde 8 Rd. Unit #6, Northfield Center.
Community — Northfield Center
Legacy Village dining transformation underway — EVOO open, Shinto, Saffron Patch, and The Legacy coming in 2026
Business & Commerce — Lyndhurst
Vallourec breaks ground on $48M manufacturing line at Youngstown plant
Business & Commerce — Youngstown
Charter Next Generation investing $106.3M in 157,000 sq ft expansion on Lexington campus
Business & Commerce — Lexington
Solon lifestyle center development advances — brownfield grant extended, vertical construction next milestone
Commercial Real Estate — Solon
Lao Sze Chuan opening second Ohio location in Strongsville SouthPark Mall — taking over former Red Lobster space
Business & Commerce — Strongsville
Broadview Heights approves commercial and medical office development at I-77 and Route 82 — includes UH urgent care
Zoning & Ordinance — Broadview Heights
STEAK Chagrin expanding Tremont concept to former Burntwood Tavern space in Chagrin Falls
Business & Commerce — Chagrin Falls
Great Day Improvement (Hudson) operating 412 jobs across Walton Hills, Bedford, and Twinsburg facilities
Business & Commerce — Hudson
Master Chrome brownfield site at 5709 Herman Ave. in Gordon Square fenced off; building demolition starting soon, contaminated soil removal to follow
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
West Side Market's $50M renovation continues — KeyBank Produce Arcade section reopened January 9 after extensive HVAC and electrical upgrades
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University's Adelbert Gym at 2128 Adelbert Rd. undergoing $7.9 million renovation in University Circle
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Barnes & Noble planning 60-store national expansion in 2026; Northeast Ohio locations to be determined
Business & Commerce — Northeast Ohio
Major light-industrial, warehousing, and life sciences development planned near Cleveland Hopkins Airport — details emerging
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Ambler Apartments on West 26th Street in Ohio City: 109-unit residential building continuing construction into 2026
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Rosy, a new restaurant concept by the team behind Cordelia, opening at 2912 Church Ave. before the holidays
Business & Commerce — Cleveland
Paper Tiger and Juliet — two new fine dining concepts by HSB Architects and Panzica Construction — under construction at Northeast Ohio locations
Business & Commerce — Northeast Ohio
Mentor road resurfacing project begins on Tyler Blvd next week
Public Works — Mentor
Lakewood Planning Commission agenda posted for March 11
City Council — Lakewood
Twinsburg fire department accepting summer camp registrations
Community — Twinsburg
Canton zoning board meeting rescheduled to March 20
Zoning & Ordinance — Canton
Rocky River library hosting free tax prep through April 15
Community — Rocky River
Brunswick water main flushing scheduled March 10-14
Public Works — Brunswick
Cuyahoga Falls concert series lineup announced for June
Community — Cuyahoga Falls
Beachwood leaf collection ends March 15
Public Works — Beachwood
Ashtabula County road levy renewal on May ballot
Public Works — Ashtabula
Stow City Hall closed Good Friday, April 18
City Council — Stow
Hudson Farmers Market opens May 3 at Town Green
Community — Hudson
Akron Public Schools spring break: March 24-28
School Board — Akron