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Cuyahoga County’s transportation scene is buzzing with opportunity — from local delivery routes to high‑flying aviation roles. Whether you’re a CDL driver or an aviation pro, there’s something solid here for you.

Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Cleveland neighbors are giving away all kinds of free items this week — from furniture to pet supplies and even patio pavers. Check out what’s available below!

Looking for a loyal companion with a big heart? These wonderful dogs at Cleveland Animal Care & Control are waiting for someone just like you. Each one has their own charm and is ready to bring love and joy into a forever home.

Dear Eric: I am 65 years old and have had many friends for many years. My three best friends have decided to completely cut me out of their lives for some inexplicable reason. I am devastated and depressed. Should I write to them asking why they did this and let...

An Ohio postal worker is facing charges after allegedly driving a mail truck while under the influence. According to a report from Fox 8 News Cleveland, the incident occurred in Braceville, where deputies found the mail truck off the roadway and in a yard. Authorities said the driver appeared intoxicated, and additional reports indicate she was found passed out inside the vehicle.

Oriana House, the Akron-based nonprofit that runs the Cuyahoga County Diversion Center, is facing 20 misdemeanor counts after city inspectors said they found mold throughout the East Side facility. The case, filed in Cleveland Housing Division, lands as nurses who worked inside say the building itself made them sick. The center remains open and is scheduled for arraignment on April 21, 2026.

During a thunderstorm March 31, officers stopped to help the driver of a disabled vehicle and found that she had an active warrant with the Geauga County Sherriff’s Office. The felony warrant was confirmed and the woman was turned over to a deputy from that agency. Crash: County Line...

MEDINA, Ohio – The city’s special legislation committee heard from representatives from both Mentor and Parma to learn more about the deer management programs they have conducted in their respective communities. Parma Police Captain Nathan Savetski and Mentor Natural Resources Specialist Joel Throckmorton attended a March 23 special...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Less than 48 hours after my husband and I attended a gathering at the home of a couple from our walking group, I received a text from the hostess that read, “I hope you enjoyed the party. Should I assume it was an oversight on your part not to send a thank-you note? We believe we were gracious hosts and would...

On April 7, 2026, Ohio lawmakers rolled out a bipartisan plan that would require criminal and traffic courts across the state to send text and email reminders before hearings, borrowing from a Cleveland pilot that court officials say has sharply cut missed appearances. Backers call it a low cost, common sense way to prevent unnecessary warrants, arrests and the administrative drag that piles up when someone...