Five Tips to Keep You Safe on Snowy Roads

Tips provided by Ohio Highway Patrol and FEMA

No. 5 Top Story of 2012: Court Orders MYXX To Shut Down

After several disturbances and a public nuisance declaration, MYXX was ordered to close in October

Renacci, Mandel Accepted Thousands from NRA in 2012 Campaign Contributions

Open Secrets published a list of recipients of National Rifle Association campaign contributions that also includes Steven LaTourette, John Boehner.

Nighttown To Purchase Two City Parcels for Expansion

Cleveland Heights City Council approves measure to sell property to local jazz club and restaurant.

LOOK: Nighttown, Neighborhood Stabilization Program on Tonight's Agenda

Cleveland Heights City Council will meet tonight at City Hall

Cleveland Heights Searching for City Manager

City accepting applications now for person to fill spot vacated in April by Bob Downey

Toboggan Chutes have Special Holiday Hours

Kids can spend the day at The Chalet during winter break

Cleveland Heights Opposes Ohio Uniform Tax Code

Council votes to oppose bill estimated to lose the city hundreds of thousands of dollars.

A Neighboring Community Joins Circle Heights Alliance

Cleveland Heights, four other communities and University Circle Inc.,are applying for a grant to conduct a feasibility study on how the entities can collaborate on economic development

Meadowbrook-Lee Development To Move Forward

Cleveland Heights City Council approved a tax abatement for The Orlean Company at this week's meeting, an agreement that moves forward an $11.4 million residential and retail building on a Lee Road vacant lot.

Cleveland Heights Purchases Cots to Prevent Firefighter Injuries

City Council approves motorized cots that keep firefighters from performing lifts that cause wear and tear on their joints and backs

Reminder: 2013 Dog Licenses On Sale Now

Apply online, by mail or in person to get your dog licensed now.

Cleveland Heights Chili Cook-off Raises $1,700

Proceeds benefit the Cleveland Heights Youth Scholarship Fund.

Free Parking in Cleveland Heights Starts Black Friday

The City of Cleveland Heights extended its free parking weekends it established this summer. People don't have to feed the meters on one designated weekend each month until the end of the year.

Cleveland Heights Trash Collection Fees to Increase

Effective Jan. 1, 2013, monthly collection fees for residents will increase by about $4.

Cleveland Heights Working to Make Lee Road Library Crosswalk, Others Safer

The city has started to make a handful of improvements and has more in the works.

Council To Consider Increasing Fees For Solid Waste Collection

Cleveland Heights City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in City Hall.

Recycle Yard Signs in Cleveland Heights

Residents can recycle their post-election campaign signs at the Cleveland Heights Service Garage.

Cleveland Heights-University Heights Tops List of America's Best Libraries

The CH-UH Public Library has been named one of America’s Star Libraries, earning a five-star rating in Library Journal’s 2012 Index of Public Library Service.

FRIENDS of the Heights Libraries Offering Scholarship

The program is meant to encourage people to pursue library careers.

How Did Your Cleveland Heights Street Vote in the Presidential Election?

Take a look at the chart below and the map in the PDFs section to find out how your neighborhood voted in the election.

Obama Won Every Precinct in Cleveland Heights

Take a look at the tallies for each precinct in Cleveland Heights — how did your section of the city vote?

Longtime Heights Library Board Member To Retire

Esther Moss, president of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library Board of Trustees, will retire after more than a decade of service. The library is now accepting applications for a new board member.

LOOK: BBC Broadcasts From Melt on Election Night

The British Broadcasting Company camped out at the Cleveland Heights restaurant on Election night.

UPDATED: CH-UH School Board Approves Tax Abatement for Development of Meadowbrook and Lee

School Board members granted the City of Cleveland Heights and developer The Orlean Company an 11-year, 80 percent abatement that includes a compensation agreement.

Updated: Barbara Boyd Keeps Ohio House Seat, Julian Rogers Re-elected to Cuyahoga County Council

Results of races that affect Cleveland Heights voters.

BBC to Broadcast Live Election Night From Melt's Cleveland Heights Restaurant

Melt Bar & Grilled invites Republicans, Democrats and Independents to watch results roll in at the South Taylor and Cedar Road restaurant and bar.

Joe Biden Coming to Lakewood

Vice president making a campaign stop with his wife, Jill, and Jason Mraz, at Lakewood High School on Sunday.

RITA Extends Tax Deadline Because of Power Outages

The new deadline for third-quarter taxes is in November.

Patch Presidential Debate Watch Party Packs 'Em In At Nighttown Again

More than $650 raised for Friends of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Libraries.

The Last Presidential Debate is Monday! Know Where You'll Watch It?

Come join Patch and Nighttown for an evening of politics and fun.

Free Parking in Cleveland Heights Starts Friday

The City of Cleveland Heights extended its free parking weekends on one designated weekend each month until the end of the year.

UPDATED: Hurricane Sandy Delays Cleveland Heights Leaf Collection

Cleveland Heights crews will focus on storm cleanup, new schedule will be posted soon.

Cleveland Heights Council Declares Former Pick-N-Pay, Medic Building Nuisance

The property once housed a Pick-N-Pay and most recently was a Medic drug store, but it has sat vacant for more than a decade. Council passed a resolution to abate the commercial building.

Cleveland Heights Businesses Competing in First Annual Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser

The inaugural fundraiser for the Heights Youth Scholarship Fund is set for Nov. 3 at the Cleveland Heights Community Center.

CH-UH School Board Will Likely Review Meadowbrook and Lee Tax Abatement Request at November Meeting

Cleveland Heights City Council and developer The Orlean Company are asking the CH-UH School Board to approve an 11-year, 80 percent tax abatement for a proposed development in the vacant space at Lee and Meadowbrook.

Cleveland Heights Plans To Construct New Salt Storage Facility By Dec. 21

The building on Warrensville Center Road, which used to house Hillside Dairy, will be demolished.

Watch the Last Presidential Debate with Patch and Nighttown!

We're joining together again to bring you another great evening.

Cleveland Heights Council To Consider New Salt Storage Facility

Council will gather at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15 for its regular meeting.

Patch and Nighttown Team Up Again, Will Host Another Presidential Debate Watch Party

Join us at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at Nighttown for the final presidential debate.