Not everyone is celebrating this time of year. Some people get sneaky. Watch for these schemes online and in the stores.
Want to try something new for Halloween? Bring the family to this event hosted by Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams.
It's not candy corn. Isn't that a relief?
The Cleveland Police Department felt compelled to remind residents it's illegal to shoot guns in public for fun, even if it's a holiday.
Three people have been burnt by the smoking fireworks.
Looking for fireworks? How about parades, marathon runs and free concerts? Check out the Greater Cleveland 4th of July holiday guide.
The deadline to nominate a Buckeye Stater for the honor is June 30.
As part of Flag Day activities, 32 new Americans will become citizens at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
The City of Cleveland and Division of Police offering citizens the following advice to improve their visit for the holiday.
Learn about the history of the parade in Cleveland, where the parade will start and when, and whether or not you can eat corned beef.
Valentine's Day isn't all candy hearts, fancy dinners, and fuzzy teddy bears. It's also a ripe time for Internet scams courting the lonely.
WalletHub ranked Cleveland as 97th out of 100 cities to celebrate Valentine's Day.
Yelp says these are Cleveland's most romantic restaurants. You may want to call and get a reservation before time runs out.
Be cautious when joining that gym. Use your gift cards sooner rather than later. Check your bank accounts regularly.
Track Santa all over the world tonight with NORAD.
The holidays are here and so is the food! The USDA wants you to practice food safety with these four tips.
Sometimes dining out makes more sense, plus, no dishes to wash! Call ahead and make your reservations ASAP.
Credit and debit card chips have reduced fraud at traditional retailers, so scammers have moved online, plus other common holiday scams.
In an outpouring of gratitude, social media is spreading one woman's delicious way of saying thank you.
You placed your order but are told you must supply additional information before it can be shipped: Don't do it.
Don't panic. Etiquette expert Marci Lash shares etiquette tips to power you through any holiday situation.
Know the store return policies for Target, Nordstrom, Macy's, Old Navy, Victoria's Secret and more before you try to return a gift.
Schedule time over the upcoming weeks to get out and check out these holiday displays.
You can also keep your energy bill low with these pointers.
MDHearingAid will select 12 winners as a part of the 'Gift of Hearing’ Holiday Giveaway.
Find out when your favorite holiday movies will air on network and cable television this 2016 season. The pre-Thanksgiving rush is on.
About 137 million people plan on hitting the stores on Friday.
Eating out on Thanksgiving spares you the massive clean up, but some restaurants may require reservations in advance.
Many organizations throughout Northeast Ohio are serving free Thanksgiving meals for those in need. Please share this list.
We've also compiled a list of traffic projects throughout the state for travelers going long distances.
Traveling by car for the holiday weekend? Use our low-price finder and enter your zip code to find the cheapest gas in your area.
Butterball's Turkey Talk-Line has solved thousands of cooking emergencies in the past. New this year: text your questions to experts.
The House of Blues Cleveland continues its Thanksgiving tradition of helping the community.
Michael's Restaurant and Bar in Rocky River will be providing free turkey dinners on Thanksgiving day.
A week full of holiday activities begins on Monday with the opening of the Public Square ice skating rink.
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and we want to know what Patch readers are most thankful for. Here is how you can let us know.
Target, Amazon, Toys R Us, UPS and others are hiring in earnest. Tens of thousands of temporary positions are filling up fast.
The safe, fun-for-all-ages event runs October 20-23 & 27-30 from 5 to 9 p.m.
The delicious seasonal beer is coming Oct. 27.
Wherever you live in Northeast Ohio, there's something going on to celebrate America's Independence in or near your hometown.