Caitlin Hunt

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Caitlin Hunt

MASSILLON, Ohio — The City of Massillon is the latest Northeast Ohio community to add speed tables to some of its residential streets. Canton commits to speed tables after the death of 5-year-old RELATED: Canton commits to speed tables after the death of 5-year-oldThe city just installed five speed tables on three different streets in an effort to lower traffic speeds and improve the safety of pedestrians and motorists.

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Caitlin Hunt

AKRON, Ohio — Car enthusiasts of all ages rolled their vehicles out to Stan Hywet for the 67th Father's Day Car Show. Close to 400 vehicles from almost every decade are parked on the Great Meadow to create an elaborate walk through history. The show is a tradition for many families, including the Grahams. "We've got our whole family here," Patriarch John Graham said. "Three generations." A love of cars runs through the blood of each generation. John rode into the show in his 1958 Chevy Impala.

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Caitlin Hunt

UNITED STATES — A roadway intelligence company believes it has found a way to keep workers safe, help first responders and save lives on the roads. Rekor Systems Inc. is slowly rolling out new Artificial Intelligence cameras nationwide. These cameras are strategically placed along busy roadways. With the power of AI, the cameras can not only sense the presence of a car but can also gather license plate numbers and geographical locations.

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Caitlin Hunt

ELYRIA, Ohio — The City of Elyria is receiving a $1.4 million Ohio Department of Transportation grant to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. The money will be used to improve key sections of Burns and Abbe roads. Improvement plans include the construction of new sidewalks and shared-use pathways, along with a pedestrian-activated crossing signal at the intersection of Burns Road and Hillcrest Lane.

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Caitlin Hunt

CLEVELAND — The East 79th Street Blue-Green RTA station is now closed for the next year for a complete rebuild to improve accessibility and rider comfort. The aging station will undergo a nearly $10 million renovation. Improvements include on-demand heating for riders waiting in the winter, better lighting, and cameras and emergency call boxes for riders to directly communicate with in-transit police. Wheelchair access will also be added.