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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson today revealed plans for a statewide initiative to enhance Ohio’s response to romance scams and similar forms of financial exploitation targeting older adults. Wilson unveiled the initiative, which prioritizes digital forensics in the fight agains
MICHAEL J. PIETRO, 91, of Streetsboro, went home to the Lord on Saturday, May 30, 2026, joining his beloved wife, Patricia. He was born on April 16, 1935, in Cleveland, Ohio, the eldest son of the late Joseph and Helen Pietro. A member of the United States Marine Corps Reserve (USMCR), Mike proudly
MACEDONIA, Ohio (June 30, 2026) — On Friday, June 26, 2026, Mayor Nicholas Molnar issued an Order in his capacity as Safety Director and Mayor temporarily ceasing all fiber optic directional boring work occurring within the City of Macedonia. This action was taken to protect residents of the City, l
Good Tuesday morning — the start of another Northeast Ohio summer day. We’ve got a mix of community news, business developments, and local public-safety updates to keep you informed as you start yo...
William “Bill” Klingenberg, age 83, of Sagamore Hills, passed away peacefully on June 11, 2026. Born on May 19, 1943, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to the late Harold and Helen (née Troutman) Klingenberg, Bill lived a life defined by service, loyalty, laughter, and an unwavering devotion to the peopl
Cancer season softens the edges today, bringing a tide of feeling and a desire to anchor what matters most. An earthy stabilizing influence steadies emotional currents while a quick-thinking messen...
Good Monday morning — summer is settling in across Northeast Ohio, and we’ve got a short, practical roundup to start your week. Here’s what NEOhio.news published in the last 24 hours to keep you in...
The Sun settles warmly into Cancer, turning today toward home, memory, and emotional intelligence while a restless lunar undertow nudges you to recalibrate where you feel safest. Planetary archetyp...
Good Sunday — June 28, 2026 — and welcome to your morning briefing as summer settles in across Northeast Ohio. Here’s what mattered locally in the last 24 hours to help you start the week informed ...
Create a backyard that feels cooler, calmer, and easier to settle into. Thoughtful upgrades can make outdoor lounging, hosting, and everyday breaks better. The post Backyard Comfort Upgrades Worth Thinking About first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
Council also advanced charter amendments toward a public hearing, approved a new housing plat, addressed trash concerns, and heard major updates on Arlington Road construction and America 250 celebrations.
From a resident’s safety concerns on a residential street to emergency votes on wastewater upgrades and Fourth of July security, the June 24 meeting covered nearly every corner of village life.
Council recognized department milestones, addressed infrastructure funding, and set the stage for a November rezoning ballot question at its June 23 meeting.
Since 1999, the Cleveland Browns have made 34 third-round draft selections. Some of those players... The post Pride Month Spotlight: Former Browns DE Carl Nassib appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
The Sun settles into Cancer’s warm, protective glow, turning attention inward toward home, family ties and the rhythms that keep you grounded. Emotional currents run deep today, softened by a pract...
Good Saturday morning — the start of summer in Northeast Ohio brings both community warmth and urgent public-safety news. Here’s what mattered across the region in the last 24 hours.
The Cancer Sun bathes the day in a soft, domestic light, inviting reflection and emotional recalibration as summer settles in across Northeast Ohio. The mood favors inner work and close connections...
Experience Northeast Ohio history at the Aurora Historical Society Historic Home Tour on July 18, 2026. Explore 4 historic stops. Presale tickets are $25.
The Aurora Police Department partnered with the D.A.R.E. program for the second annual Popsicles with the Police event at the Kiwanis-Moore Park Splash Bash.
From a potential new school site to a digital hall pass system, the board tackled a packed agenda at its June 23 regular meeting. The Nordonia Hills City School District Board of Education met June 23 at Northfield Elementary School for its regular monthly meeting, which doubled as the fiscal year-e
A construction mishap in the Woodlands subdivision sent shockwaves through Summit County and prompted an immediate halt to underground drilling operations A work crew installing fiber optic cable struck a natural gas line Thursday afternoon in Twinsburg Township, triggering a massive explosion that
Good Friday morning — welcome to your Saturday-eve briefing as Northeast Ohio settles into the first full weeks of summer. We’ve got neighborhood updates, public-safety notes, and a couple of brigh...
The Sun settles into Cancer's tide, bringing a soft focus on home, memory, and emotional priorities while a brisk, communicative pull stirs practical plans — think quiet decisions made with feeling...
Your Gut Does More Than Digest Food When people think about nutrition, they often focus on calories, protein, or weight loss. But one of the most important parts of your body is often overlooked—your gut. Your digestive system is home to trillions of beneficial bacteria that make up your gut microbi
Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro is pleased to announce that Summit County Animal Control has received a generous donation of 10,000 dog collars and leashes from a local small business. Sydney So Sweet, an online clothing retailer based out of Wadsworth, donated their overstocked collars and le
Sunscreen is one of the most important products in any skincare routine, but choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. One of the most common questions people ask is whether mineral sunscreen or chemical sunscreen is better. The truth is that both types can effectively protect your skin from the
NORTHFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio – The Northfield Village Police Department handled a wide range of calls between June 16 and June 23, 2026, highlighted by a minor crash involving an impaired driver striking a marked cruiser. Officers also investigated a juvenile retail theft incident, vehicle damage from c
Subtitle: Current owners announce July 3 as the final day to redeem gift certificates, with new ownership expected July 6 Pat Dee’s, a longtime gathering spot in the Nordonia Hills area, is preparing to change hands once again. The current owners shared an emotional farewell message with customers t
News broke late last night that Milwaukee superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo was being traded to the... The post Does the Giannis Trade Shift the Balance of Power in the East? appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
Source With the 2026 MLB season quickly approaching the halfway point in the form of... The post MLB Teams Gaining Momentum as the All-Star Break Approaches appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
Good Thursday morning — early summer is in full swing across Northeast Ohio, and we’ve got a compact roundup to help you start the day informed and ready for the weekend.
The Sun settles into Cancer’s warm, tidal embrace and the Moon nudges hidden currents — today feels like an invitation to tend to your inner life and the small households of your day. Planetary ene...
Knight Watch: A weekly Nordonia Sports Roundup written by student reporter Christopher Hovanetz, sharing highlights and updates from across Knight Nation — all year long. Nordonia Knights Athletics Newsletter From varsity stadiums under the Friday night lights to freshman gyms where the next generat
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — Indictments filed this month by the office of Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson accuse six Medicaid providers of stealing a combined $326,824 from the government healthcare program for the needy. “Medicaid fraud steals from taxpayers and vulnerable Ohioans,” Wilson said. “If you t