71-Year-Old Dead After Bicycle-Car Accident In Cleveland Heights

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's office said the 71-year-old was hit by a car on Lee Road.

Buckeyes March On, Property Tax Deadline Extended: Week In Review

Ohio State advanced to the College Football Playoff national title game, Gov. DeWine made changes in student quarantining rules and more.

6 Quarantine New Year's Ideas For 2021 In Cleveland Heights

Saying goodbye to a year we’d like to forget doesn’t have to be boring. Here’s how to safely celebrate New Year's.

Heights Teacher Wins Educator Of The Year Award

Gearity Professional Development School teacher Amanda Blazetic was named University Heights' educator of the year.

Mobile Food Pantry Coming To Heights Libraries

The Lee Road branch will hold a drive-thru produce pantry on Dec. 28.

Cleveland Heights Trash Collection To Be Impacted By Holidays

Live Christmas trees will be collected from tree lawns starting Dec. 28.

Heights Superintendent Comments On Funding: Weekly Review

Plus, the Heights Libraries say goodbye to a board president, a weekly COVID-19 update, and more.

Christmas Bird Count: How To Find A Circle Near Cleveland Heights

The Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count will go from Dec. 14 to Jan. 5.

Heights Libraries Say Thank You To Departing Board President

The library board also welcomed its newest member.

Weekly COVID-19 Update For Cleveland Heights: ZIP Code Counts

New COVID-19 cases continue to pile up locally.

Ohio Funding Will Support East Side Institutions

Karamu House, the Maltz Museum, Bellefaire JCB and Providence House will receive a boost via state funding.

Heights Superintendent Comments On School Funding Legislation

House Bill 305 would change the way Ohio funds public schools, but the bill won't be considered till 2021.

Cleveland Heights Police Holding Toy Drive

New and lightly used toys will be given to children in Cleveland Heights by police.

Heights Libraries Get 5 Stars: Weekly Review

Plus, how to mail a letter to Santa in Cleveland Heights, a local COVID-19 update, and more.

Coronavirus In Cleveland Heights: Update On Schools, ZIP Code

ZIP codes associated with Cleveland Heights have seen COVID-19 cases nearly double since mid-November.

Free COVID-19 Testing This Weekend In East Cleveland

The Ohio Department of Health is holding free COVID-19 testing in East Cleveland and Warrensville Heights this weekend.

Anti-Abortion Legislation Is 'Shameful': Heights Representative

State Rep. Janine Boyd said Senate Bill 260 is "shameful" when politicians should be focusing on protecting all Ohioans.

USPS Operation Santa: How To Mail A Letter In Cleveland Heights

Many U.S. kids could go without gifts this Christmas. The Postal Service’s Operation Santa program wants help keeping Santa’s magic alive.

Heights Libraries Get 5 Stars In Annual Rankings

The Heights Libraries received the highest award possible in the Library Journal's annual rankings.

Teachers Strike Averted In Cleveland Heights: Weekly Review

Plus, where to get a Christmas tree, how much snow Cleveland Heights got last week, and more.

Christmas Tree Farms In The Cleveland Heights Area: Your 2020 Guide

Many local Christmas tree farms are taking precautions amid the pandemic to ensure you and your family have a jolly holiday.

Tentative Agreement Reached Between Heights Schools, Teachers

The agreement will avert further striking by the Heights Teachers Union.

How Much Snow Did Cleveland Heights Get During The Storm?

The first major snowstorm of the season dropped a lot of snow on Northeast Ohio.

Teachers Strike Begins In Cleveland Heights

Picket lines formed outside Heights High and the Heights Board of Education.

Teachers Strike To Begin Wednesday In Cleveland Heights

Picket lines will form outside every Heights school on Wednesday morning.

$3,000 Tip Left At Nighttown: Weekly Review

Plus, the Story Walk opens in Cedar Lee, the Heights Schools prepare for a teachers strike and more.

Heights Superintendent Addresses Concerns Over Teachers' Strike

Cleveland Heights-University Heights school officials are addressing pay and health insurance questions regarding teacher strikes.

How To Prevent Freezing Pipes In Cleveland Heights Homes

Here are things to do that will help prevent pipes from freezing in your Cleveland Heights home.

How To Avoid Black Friday Scams In Cleveland Heights

Consumers in Cleveland Heights can take certain steps to lessen the chance of falling victim to a scam

13-Year-Old Girl Missing In Cleveland Heights

Police are asking the public for help finding Blessing Mapson.

See Your Coronavirus Exposure Risk Indoors In Cleveland Heights

A tool developed by researchers from several universities lets you see your risk of being exposed to the coronavirus indoors.

Which Heights Business Is Best Of The Year? Nominate A Favorite

Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Cleveland Heights Business of the Year.

Story Walk Comes To Cedar Lee District

Families can walk down Lee Road and read a story in the windows of merchants.

$3,000 Tip Left At Nighttown

As the iconic jazz club prepares for a voluntary shutdown, one customer decided to show their appreciation for the staff.

Heights Teachers Union To Strike: Weekly Review

Plus, Issue 69 is headed for a recount, Heights Libraries stop indoor service and more.

Heights Teachers Union To Strike Amid Stalled Negotiations

As negotiations on a new contract stall, the Cleveland Heights Teachers Union announced its intention to strike.

Heights Libraries Move To Curbside Service Only

The Heights Libraries buildings will be closed to the public until at least Dec. 17.

Recount Triggered On Issue 69, The Heights School Levy

The 4.8-mill Heights School levy is headed for a recount, according to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections.

Roxboro Middle School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus

The student is currently resting at home with mild symptoms, the Heights Schools said.

Heights Community Fills Multiple Police Vehicles With Food

The annual Fill the Cruiser event was an overwhelming success thanks to the generosity of Cleveland Heights residents, officials said.