Mentor Fire News Today

Five law enforcement officers from four departments were recognized with the Life Saving Award at the recent Lake County Association of Chiefs of Police ceremony.Kirtland Police Detective Zach Petric, Lake Metroparks Ranger Aleksander Crisler, Mentor Police officer Ben Hildebrecht and Wickliffe Police officers Anthony Didona and Anthony Regnar were recognized for life-saving actions in the […]

The Mentor Schools Food Market initiative to provide nutritional assistance to community members in need is nearing its one-year anniversary and a major milestone. April 25 will mark the 11th time members of the school district along with students and members of the community will hand out fresh produce to those in need. The Food […]

State Rep. Daniel Troy, D-Willowick, this week announced that the Ohio House of Representatives has passed House Bill 2, appropriating $2 billion of funds for economic development and community investments that aim to help drive economic growth and generate opportunities across Ohio. The legislation includes half of the $700 million from the one-time Strategic Community […]

As Mentor Schools continues to strengthen its relationship with Lakeland Community College and ensure they are helping students become college and career ready, they are announcing some new college credit opportunities for students that will be made available this winter. Starting in January, College Credit Plus courses will be embedded into six of Mentor’s Career […]

OAK ISLAND, N.C. (WECT) - Chief Pete Grendze of Oak Island Water Rescue announced his departure from the agency in a Facebook post on Tuesday evening. “Over ...

Two firefighters have joined the Euclid Fire Department and one of its own has been promoted to lieutenant.

A 29-year-old woman is facing charges of aggravated arson after allegedly setting a fire at the Mentor Home Inn and Suites.

Mentor Police and Fire recently rescued a cat stuck in a drain hole of a recycling bin.

A 70-year-old man crashed into a church on Saturday after a medical emergency, officials from the city of Mentor say.

As local paramedics struggle to recruit staff, they have help coming in from Mentor High School students, thanks to a state-funded program.