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Daily editionFriday, September 25th, 2026

Good morning, Lorain.

The 5AM Lorain Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of September.

Community

  1. A local contractor is raffling his home to benefit sick kids, with details set to be announced soon.

    The fundraiser aims to support local families in need.

    Cleveland 19 NewsRead more

  2. Wesleyan Senior Care Inc led 2024 nonprofit revenues in Elyria with $20,314,642, followed by Achieve Credit Union Inc at $9,343,801 among 47 groups (based on IRS Form 990 filings).

    The ranking shows local financial trends across various organizations.

    Lorain TimesRead more

Economy

  1. The Toledo Zoological Society Foundation led 50 ranked non-profits in Lorain for 2024 by earning $7,970,224 in revenue.

    Spectrum Growth Inc followed with $5,348,325 (IRS Form 990 data).

    Lorain TimesRead more

Government

  1. Lorain County Job and Family Services warned it will lose nearly $1 million—$962,000 in cuts as new SNAP rules reduce federal support effective Oct. 1, straining food banks and leading to staff cuts handling 1,500 monthly cases.

    Demand for food assistance has already risen as families cope with tighter benefits.

    News 5 ClevelandRead more

Sports

  1. Jared Verse said he can play better after recording 0 sacks + 5 tackles in 2 games during Sunday's win in Tampa, and the Browns will host Carolina in their home opener at 1 p.m.

    Cleveland 19 NewsRead more