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Cuyahoga County will expand First CALL, its mental health response program standing for Crisis Assistance and Local Linkage, to the Cleveland Heights, University Heights, Richmond Heights and South Euclid communities

It is a first for the City of Cleveland. A new role within its ranks to elevate, transform, and strengthen our world-class arts and culture.

Shaker Arts Council Presents Conversations in Courage: The Visit Shaker Arts Council’s documentary film, Conversations in Courage: The Visit, will be shown as a part of Shaker Heights’ MLK Celebration: Witness to History. The revised film depicts the events surrounding Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s 1965 visit to Shaker Heights and includes interviews with many of those involved. The event takes place at 3 p.m. at the Stephanie Tubbs Jones Community Building.

A former Shaker Heights police officer and his family could learn Friday if they'll get to keep the K-9 that's been with their family since 2018.

The city of Shaker Heights voted to allow Officer Chad Hagan and his family to purchase the K-9, a six-year-old German Shepherd named Igor, just in time for the dog to be home for the holidays.

A former Shaker Heights Police Officer hopes to be reunited with the police dog he grew a special bond with.

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An interview with Laura Meckler, author of 'Dream Town: Shaker Heights and The Quest For Racial Equity,' about her Ohio hometown.

For Washington Post education reporter Laura Meckler, growing up in Shaker Heights came with a “sense of glow” around its progressive efforts towards race and equality.

The city is proposing eastbound and westbound bike lanes along Van Aken Boulevard to Lee Road, separated from traffic by five to six-feet of painted road lines.