Make Mother’s Day Brunch Reservations In Cleveland Heights

More eateries in Cleveland Heights may be open for Mother’s Day, but it’s a good idea to reserve a spot now. Others offer pickup deals.

3 Blood Drives To Be Held In Cleveland Heights Soon

The Heights Libraries are hosting a trio of blood drives in April.

Cleveland Heights Celebrating Centennial: Weekly Review

Plus, Cleveland Heights' population fell over a 5-year period, the city's financial reporting wins an award, and more.

Cleveland Heights Financial Reporting Wins Award

The city's annual financial report was praised by an association of government finance officers.

Cleveland Heights Area Home Prices Up In Past Year

Home prices are expected to stay elevated for the near future. They have increased in Cuyahoga County area.

3 Heights Overdoses Contributed To Countywide Death Spike

At least three people died in Cleveland Heights from narcotics overdoses in March.

Cleveland Heights Population Fell Over 5-Year Period: Report

A new report from the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission notes decreases in Cleveland Heights' population and job base.

Celebrate 100 Years: Cleveland Heights Plans Centennial Events

Cleveland Heights turns 100-years-old in August. Celebrate the centennial the whole year.

State Of The Heights Schools Address Coming Thursday

Cleveland Heights-University Heights Schools Superintendent Elizabeth Kirby will deliver the speech.

Historic Preservation Rules Being Made In Heights: Weekly Review

Plus, a possible overdose death in Cleveland Heights is under investigation, meet local pets that need a new home, and more.

5 ODOT Projects Set To Impact Cleveland Heights Drivers

The Ohio Department of Transportation announced its full slate of 2021 construction projects this week.

Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office: Cleveland Man Indicted For Multiple Sexual Assaults And Kidnappings Over Two-Year Period

“Christian Burks is a serial sexual predator,” said Prosecutor O'Malley, “He will be held accountable for his actions.”

Cuyahoga County Coronavirus Vaccination Rates

This is how the Cleveland Heights area compares to Ohio and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.

Cleveland Heights Continues To Value Historic Preservation

All meetings are open to the public with links for joining available on the City website.

Share Your Thoughts On Heights Police Policies During Meeting

Cleveland Heights police are updating some of their policies and they want public input during an upcoming community meeting.

Cleveland Heights Area Red Cross Blood Drives Coming Up Soon

The Red Cross is holding a series of blood drives in the Cleveland Heights area soon.

Historic Preservation Rules Being Developed In Cleveland Heights

Before the end of 2021, Cleveland Heights will debut new guidelines for historic property preservation.

Possible Overdose Death Under Investigation In Cleveland Heights

Police are looking into the death of a 24-year-old man.

Community Conversation On Noble Branch To Be Held Wednesday

The Noble branch of the Heights Libraries will be the topic of discussion during an event on Wednesday.

Sophie Le Gourmand Coming To Cleveland Heights: Weekly Review

Plus, bulk trash collection returns this week, local pets need a home, and more.

Bulk Trash Collection Coming This Week In Cleveland Heights

To meet Cleveland's early spring, the city is also moving its loose leaf collection program up.

Easter 2021: Egg Hunts, Services, More Around Cleveland Heights

Easter traditions will include a mix of virtual and in-person services this year in Cleveland Heights.

Federal Tax Payments And Refunds: How Do Yours Stack Up?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Cuyahoga County neighbors.

What’s Open, Closed On Easter 2021 In Cleveland Heights

Whether it’s the library or your favorite restaurant or retailer, here’s a look at what’s open in Cleveland Heights on Easter.

Sophie Le Gourmand Coming To Cleveland Heights

Robert Sferra is bringing his café, confections and catering business to Lee Road.

COVID Vaccine Now Available To All Cleveland Heights Adults

Here's how to book an appointment to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in Cleveland Heights.

Meet Cleveland Heights Police Virtually On Thursday

Get to know the officers who patrol Cleveland Heights during a virtual meet-and-greet.

MetroHealth Expanding In Cleveland Heights: Weekly Review

Plus, the Heights Libraries purchase a Noble neighborhood church, Cedar Lee Theatre offers free popcorn for the vaccinated, and more.

Cleveland Heights: Update On MetroHealth Expansion Plans

Staff has received a revised plan from Metro staff with attention to preserving more of the forested area.

Coronavirus Cases Down In Cleveland Heights Area As Vaccinations Increase

Here is how Ohio is doing compared to other states in the race to vaccinate residents.

Pop-Up Shop At Grog Shop Will Support Youth Council

The Youth Council of Empowering Youth, Exploring Justice is hosting a brand-name pop-up shop this weekend in Cleveland Heights.

Cleveland Heights Council Approves MetroHealth Expansion

“This opportunity will provide much needed services to our community while also improving our local economy”, said Jason Stein

MetroHealth Expanding Presence In Cleveland Heights

The hospital system and city officials agreed on a $42 million add-on to the Severance campus.

Bill Fighting Pay Discrimination Reintroduced By Heights Rep

State Rep. Janine Boyd wants to create a toll-free hotline allowing Ohioans to anonymously report pay discrimination.

Upcoming Red Cross Blood Drives In Cleveland Heights Area

Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives coming up nearby within the next two weeks.

Heights Libraries Purchase Noble Neighborhood Church

The Noble Road Presbyterian Church now belongs to the Heights Libraries, which is planning a Noble branch expansion.

Free Popcorn At Cedar Lee Theatre For Vaccinated Customers

Patrons who show their COVID-19 vaccination card can get a free popcorn when they go to the movies.

Free COVID-19 Tests Available At Heights Libraries

Free, at-home COVID-19 test kits are being distributed by the Heights Libraries.

Canterbury Student Tests Positive For COVID-19: Weekly Review

Plus, leaf collection starts April 5, the Grog Shop and Vans partner, and more.

Leaf Collection Starts April 5 In Cleveland Heights

Residents can sweep loose leaves onto their tree lawn and city crews will collect the piles.