Macedonia City Council adopts Megan’s Way Out, requiring wide bypass lanes at drive-throughs in memory of a local woman killed in 2024, and tightens drilling rules after a gas explosion.
Planet Mattress opens in Northfield Village, offering name-brand mattresses at up to 75% off retail prices. The store provides no-haggle deals, same-day delivery, and expert guidance from a 25-year industry veteran.
Ashtabula unveils 22 new building facades as part of a $1.9M downtown revitalization project funded by Ohio’s Wonderful Waterfronts Initiative, boosting local economy and tourism.
Solon Police uncovered a loaded handgun, counterfeit checks, and multiple drunk driving incidents during recent traffic stops, leading to arrests and charges across several cases.
A 61-year-old woman was killed in a shooting inside the Cuyahoga Falls Natatorium. An Akron man turned himself in and faces an aggravated murder charge.
Stow police recorded 37 incidents and eight arrests from Oct. 4 to Oct. 12, with thefts, truancy arrests, domestic violence and an overnight drug case.
Twinsburg council hears plans for a free community Thanksgiving, sets the Liberty Road trail ribbon cutting for Oct. 24 and hears support for Issue 38.
Jefferson’s police chief asked council for a full paving cost reconciliation as the village approved East Walnut Street work and a cybersecurity policy.
Solon City Council approved wheelchair access variances, honored Eagle Scout Grant Ferencie and heard concerns on Issues 99, 100 and 10 at its Oct. 5 meeting.
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Stow City Council debated water rate increases, updated park firearms rules, confirmed a public information officer and approved an ambulance purchase.
Hudson police logged 34 incidents, including school bus complaints and fraud reports, from Sept. 30 to Oct. 6. Calls ranged from animal complaints to welfare checks and domestic situations.
Sagamore Hills police addressed three incidents in early October: a bank fraud complaint, a humanely dispatched sick raccoon, and a crash involving an unlicensed driver cited and a van impounded.
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.
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.
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.
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 City Council set Oct. 13 hearings on Stein Road apartments, vape shop rules and driveways and approved budget changes tied to a bond refinancing.
Stow City Council set a public hearing for a new entertainment district, advanced a water rate increase and adopted an updated capital improvement plan.
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'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.
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.
Aurora City Council approved an aquarium demolition, a new gas station and a winter brine plan while the new Geauga Lake park opening slips to late October.