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Brick streets spark mixed views across Greater Cleveland and nearby communities, with Parma (home to three brick avenues off East 78th Street) reflecting the local love for historic charm as some residents call for smoother surfaces to improve walkability.

Padua Franciscan High School evacuated briefly Tuesday morning due to concerns over a potential gas leak.

Firefighters and Columbia Gas crews inspected the building and declared it safe, allowing classes to resume soon afterward.

A new local guide reviews four parks and outdoor spots in Parma, featuring trails at All Purpose Trail and picnic areas at Cherry Grove (with details on Brookside Overlook and West Creek Reservation).

Parma residents can use the guide to find trusted places to relax and enjoy nature.

A large water main break has cut water service in parts of Parma and 2 other Northeast Ohio cities.

City crews are repairing the break and officials advise residents to conserve water and await updates (expected later today).

Measles cases in Northeast Ohio reached 180 by Sept.

15 compared to 45 last year, with many cases in counties like Wayne (43) and Geauga (38). Health officials say a drop in vaccination rates is driving the surge and advise residents to keep up with immunizations.

José Ramírez hit his 12th homer for his 1,000th RBI and rookie Travis Bazzana added as the Guardians rallied for a 5-3 win over the Athletics Friday night.

Pitcher Joey Cantillo delivered six scoreless innings as Cleveland moved ahead in the AL Central.

The Fighting Eagles competed in Week 5 of Friday Football Frenzy last Friday at their home field.

The game showcased strong school spirit and rallied local fans.

Browns coach Todd Monken said the team will improve its run game after a weak performance that saw just 87 yards in last week’s loss & aims to boost rushing for the Buccaneers matchup at 1:00 p.m. Sunday in Tampa.