UPDATE Hardy Road Reopened in Cuyahoga Falls

City closes lane of a windy residential road after a landslide.

Landslide Forces City To Close Portion of Roadway

The city alerts motorists of the lane closure Monday afternoon.

Cuyahoga Falls City Council Will Discuss Ordinance to Regulate Feeding Feathered Creatures

The Cuyahoga Falls City Council committee meeting takes place tonight at the Natatorium.

Lane Restrictions Near Construction For New Complex

Expect lane restrictions near the new Watermark complex for the next few months.

Hydrant Flushing Starts Monday

The Water and Utilities Department starts its annual initiative.

NEWS NEARBY: THE 2010 CENSUS

Check out what’s happening in cities around the region.

Census Releases New Data on Cuyahoga Falls

Falls growth slow and steady over past decade

Bird Feeder Ordinance Ruffles Feathers

City councilman says ordinance to maintain bird feeders misunderstood.

Q&A with School Board Candidate Mike Penta

Get to know the parent who wants to take on a leadership position with the district in our Q&A.

Cuyahoga Falls Voters Approve School District and Library Levies

The final numbers are in and Cuyahoga Falls voters have spoken.

Special Election Results: Both Levies Pass

Click here to see the latest results for the Falls schools levy and library levy.

Light Voter Turnout, Strong Views

Rainfall, ballot content factor in results.

City’s Spring Cleaning Starts This Week

The annual Cuyahoga Falls citywide spring cleanup program kicks-off.

Special Election: Polling Locations and the Issues

A voter's guide on what will appear on the May 3 ballot and polling locations in Cuyahoga Falls.

What Do You Think About: Osama bin Laden's Death?

The president announced Sunday night the leader of al Qaeda was killed during a U.S. operation.

Library Supporters Say Issue 16 Needed for Core Services

Current tax levy expires at the end of the year.

The Week in Review

Catch up on the top stories from the week!

VIDEO Riverfront Curfew Approved By City Council

City council unanimously passed the curfew ordinance for along the riverfront.

City Is Going Green

Cuyahoga Falls offers meter to monitor efficiency of plug-in appliances.

Cuyahoga Falls to Celebrate Tree City USA Award

The city’s forestry is honored by national foundation.

VIDEO Cuyahoga Valley National Park Prepares for Possible Shutdown

Watch Lindsay McCoy's report on what might not be available to the public if Congress can't agree on a federal budget.

Library Revs Up Campaign for Tax Levy

Issue 16 would fund operations, add about $18 to annual property tax bill.

VIDEO Cuyahoga Falls Police Argue Curfew Will Help Halt 'Drug Deals' and 'Gang-Related Activity' Along Riverfront

Police chief and mayor echo concerns of minors unsupervised along riverfront.

City Council Considering Curfew Along Riverfront Mall

Parents of young violators could be fined $50 civil fee.

City Can Expect Some Belt-Tightening as State Funding is Cut

Cuyahoga Falls mayor, finance director vow no new taxes.

VIDEO New Gym for Baby Boomers to Open This Weekend

The Center for Functional Fitness will open its doors for a ribbon cutting and tours Sat., March 26.

Library Levy Would Help Make up for State Funding Cuts If Passed

Cuyahoga Falls library director says the most recent proposal for state funding cuts amount to 5 percent of the library's budget.

City Council Approves Talks with Utilities Union, Moves Forward with Repaving Contracts

Committees also hear plans for 110-unit housing development, plant expansion.

Close to 200 Acres of Blossom Music Center Land Sold to the National Park

Sale, expected to be first of two, will conserve property as parkland.

Daily Patchcast: Senate Bill 5 Rallies and Preparing for St. Patrick's Day!

Here's a quick look at the top stories from across the region today.

Senate Bill 5 Stand Up For Ohio Rally Draws Hundreds in Akron

Public workers and politicians say they'll vote to repeal law, if passed.

Daily Patchcast: Rally Against Senate Bill 5 and Tips for Tsunami Victims

Check out our roundup of the top stories from across Northeast Ohio today!

Parking Ban in Cuyahoga Falls

The citywide parking ban will stay in effect into your weekend.

VIDEO Snow Makes a Comeback, Falls Still Has Salt Left

The Cuyahoga Falls streets department has its plows out treating the roads for late week winter blast.

Retired Cuyahoga Falls Municipal Court Judge James M. Bierce Dies

Bierce was the second-longest serving judge in the municipal court's history.

Census 2010 Shows More Diversity in Cuyahoga Falls

The Latino population more than doubles in a decade.

Psychiatrist Says Dump-Truck-Stealing Youth Should Not be Tried as Adult

Judge to decide by the end of this week or next.

Former Falls Finance Director Dies

He was a past president of the Cuyahoga Falls Lions Club.

Daily Patchcast: Psychologist to Testify in Dump Truck Case, Cafes Shunned and More!

A look at the top stories across Northeast Ohio for March 3.

Falls Man Found Not Guilty of Attempted Murder, Faces Jail Time for Felonious Assault

A Stark County jury reaches its verdict Wednesday afternoon.