Parts of the state will begin reopening on Friday, but municipal facilities will remain closed through May 31.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
Today, Governor DeWine laid out a phased approach to getting our businesses and economy going.
Voters mailed their decision on a contentious school levy to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections.
The library system is also getting ready for reopening in the not-too-distant future.
Pedestrians will no longer need to push a crosswalk button -- the system should automatically cycle.
This will be a "no-contact" food pantry, with visitors never leaving their cars.
The stay-at-home order can be challenging for all of us, but especially so for our seniors.
One of the anchors of the Coventry district is planning to reopen for online orders and pickup.
Future Heights will offer “check in “ calls to seniors and residents of Cleveland Heights to ensure that they are safe during this pandemic
The district is extending its Tier 3 learning plan, figuring out how to collect its Chromebooks and more.
Happy Earth Day! Today we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
Students at Heights High won't get to celebrate prom or commencement until later in the summer, the school district announced.
"If you can’t view the live meeting you can always watch later on YouTube"
The City received 22 Council applications to fill the vacant Council seat.
Cleveland Heights seniors can get a free welfare call through FutureHeights.
Cleveland Heights State Representative Janine Boyd said Gov. Mike DeWine can do more to help domestic violence survivors.
Learn how Studio 7 Salon and Spa is faring during the coronavirus and what you can do to support them during this difficult time.
Plus, a yellow mailbox is collecting messages of hope, Medicare scams target residents and more.
"The State continues to take actions to protect all residents of Ohio."
Learn how LT Squared is faring during the coronavirus and what you can do to support them during this difficult time.
Cleveland Heights and University Heights residents can share their thoughts on life in isolation during the new coronavirus outbreak.
Please know, the City continues to perform all essential functions, including our first responders and public works.
Never, Ever Give Up Cleveland has installed a mailbox outside the Coventry library to collect messages of hope from residents.
Con artists are trying to take advantage of Ohio's most vulnerable residents.
"Cleveland Heights has always been a city that embraces its neighbors and demonstrates a strong sense of community."
The city has instituted hiring and wage freezes and is instituting spending limits for departments.
Cleveland Heights City Council sent a letter to residents urging them to stay home unless absolutely necessary.
While the Senior Center remains closed, Cleveland Heights seniors need not feel alone.
Police said a 45-year-old man may have died from a drug overdose over the weekend.
Every street in the city should have at least two leaf collection visits before April 27, the city said.
Cleveland Heights police said their supply of hand sanitizer was running dangerously low before this donation.
Residents should go to Oxford Elementary to get free produce.
Governor DeWine and Dr. Acton signed an extension to the Stay-At-Home order that was set to expire on April 6.
The 18-year-old was shot outside of a funeral home on Saturday morning.
Masks, gloves and sanitizer are in short supply during the coronavirus outbreak, so local groups are stepping up in the Heights.
We're publishing a simple Open-or-Closed Directory for Lakewood business. Here's how to get listed.
The library system has expanded its digital offerings to residents during the new coronavirus crisis.
With support of the governor, Ohio’s health director declared an emergency to close all voting locations eight hours before voting began.