Top Of The Hill Breaks Ground: Heights Week In Review

Plus, the Heights Schools consider a later start date, a Heights man is killed in a shooting and more.

Tennis Courts Reopen In Cleveland Heights On July 1

The city's tennis courts are following health and safety guidelines laid out by the Ohio Department of Health.

Cleveland Heights City News Update - June 26, 2020

Cleveland Heights City News Update

Cleveland Heights Man Killed In East Cleveland Shooting

A 40-year-old Cleveland Heights man was killed in a shooting in East Cleveland on Wednesday.

Top Of The Hill Project Breaks Ground In Cedar-Fairmount

Cleveland Heights' Top of the Hill project had a ceremonial groundbreaking this week.

The Ascent At The Top Of The Hill Development Ceremonial Groundbreaking Held In Cleveland Heights

Earlier this year, Cleveland Heights City Council unanimously approved the final financing pieces for the $83,000,000 mixed-use project.

Final Free Produce Pickup At Heights High This Week

A 20-pound box of produce is available to Heights families and residents.

Cleveland Heights City News Update - June 19, 2020

We are currently accepting 2021 CDBG Applications until July 15, 2020.

Heights Schools Consider Later Start Date For 2020-2021

With the continued threat of COVID-19, the school district is considering starting the next academic year in September.

Cleveland Heights Holding Police Reform Town Hall

City officials and Cleveland Heights' police chief will take part in an online forum on law enforcement reform.

Young Girl Shot In East Cleveland On Sunday Night

Police are investigating after a young girl was hurt in a shooting in East Cleveland.

Supreme Court Protects Dreamers Program; Heights Celebrates

Cleveland Heights signed an amicus brief encouraging the U.S. Supreme Court to preserve the DACA program.

'Remove Columbus Statue' At Statehouse, Ohio Lawmaker Says

State Rep. Janine Boyd said a statue of Christopher Columbus outside the Ohio Statehouse is a symbol of slavery and oppression.

Free COVID-19 Testing Coming To Cleveland Heights

Free COVID-19 testing will come to Cleveland Heights on June 25. Anyone can receive a test, regardless of if they are sick.

Frozen Chicken To Be Given To Families In Cleveland Heights

Thursday's produce pickup at Heights High has been cancelled due to supplier issues. Families can pick up frozen chicken instead.

Cedar Lee Theatre Reopening Date Postponed

The cinema's owners said they need Hollywood to release new movies before the movie theater could begin welcoming customers.

Children Die In Accident In Cleveland Heights

Two teenagers are dead after a brick pillar collapsed outside a home on Berkshire Road.

Cleveland Heights City News Update - June 12, 2020

And if you know of a senior needing assistance, please call the Cleveland Heights Office on Aging at 216-691-7377.

Protest To Be Held In Cleveland Heights Sunday

This is the second protest to be held in Cleveland Heights this month.

Grog Shop Hosting Outdoor 'To Go' Concert In Cleveland Heights

The parking lot of the Diner on Lee Road will host a reggae concert on June 27.

Cedar Lee Theatre Sets Reopening Date

The iconic Cleveland Heights movie theater has announced when it will be reopening.

Subway Robbery Suspect Shot By Cleveland Heights Police

A Cleveland Heights police officer shot a person suspected of armed robbery on Wednesday morning, the city announced.

Ban Tear Gas Use By Police, Ohio Lawmakers Say

A group of Ohio politicians are urging Gov. Mike DeWine to ban the use of tear gas by police.

Bulk Trash Collection Halted Indefinitely In Cleveland Heights

City officials have not yet had discussions on when to resume bulky trash collection.

Heights High Hires New Varsity Volleyball Coach

A Heights High alum will take over the high school's girls varsity volleyball program.

Cleveland Heights City News Update - June 5, 2020

City Manager Briley and Police Chief Mecklenburg committed to furthering the discussion on our policing policies.

Cleveland Heights Businesses Open During Coronavirus Restrictions

Businesses remaining open and their operation hours continue to change daily. Please contact the individual businesses to confirm.

'Black Ohioans Are Not OK,' Says Cleveland Heights Lawmaker

State Rep. Janine Boyd issued a scathing statement against racism following a week of protests in Ohio.

Cleveland Heights Community Shredding Day - June 20

Community Shredding Day is Saturday, June 20 from 9:00 am to Noon in the City Hall parking lot.

Cleveland Heights Institutions Comment On George Floyd's Death

The library and school systems, Dobama Theatre and city officials have all weighed in on recent protests over George Floyd's death.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - June 2, 2020

These incidents and others have led many of you to ask about our use of force policies and training for Cleveland Heights police officers.

George Floyd Protest Held In Cleveland Heights

Speakers demanded better policing and immediate change during a peaceful demonstration in Cleveland Heights.

Cleveland Heights Municipal Court Starting In-Person Trials Soon

In-person trials and arraignments will move forward beginning June 15.

Cleveland: Statement To The Community From City Manager Tanisha Briley And Chief Of Police Annette Mecklenburg

The CHPD has implemented policies, practices, and training that reinforce this commitment.

Rumor Dispelled: Social Media Video Shows Old Incident In Heights

Police said video of a confrontation between police and an unidentified man is actually from several months ago, not this weekend.

George Floyd Protests: Dobama Theatre Comments

"It is up to each one of us to confront and dismantle racism and injustice wherever they exist."

Heights Officials Comment On George Floyd's Death, Protests

Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha Briley and Police Chief Annette Mecklenburg issued a joint statement on Sunday.

Cleveland Heights City Council And Committee Of The Whole Meetings To Be Live-Streamed - June 1, 2020

Both meetings will also be aired live on the City’s Television Channel, Spectrum 1020 beginning at 6:30 pm.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 29, 2020

The next City Council meeting is this Monday, June 1 at 7:30pm and will be streamed live. The agenda can be found on the City’s website.

Heights Superintendent Comments On George Floyd's Death

Superintendent Elizabeth Kirby said she is concerned about the impacts these high-profile deaths will have on students.