Dismissed Federal Lawsuit is Appealed

Man says he had evidence sex charges were faked

Group Home Legislation Applauded

After controversy last fall, new regulations are approved

Tornado Sirens Eyed for Recreation Areas

City looking to install warning system for bad weather

Mayor to Testify in Columbus on K2

Perciak to speak today before Ohio House

Candy, Chips, Pop Gone from School Cafeterias

New statewide restrictions will mean only healthy choices for students

Unexpected News: School Funding Picture Brightens

Strongsville schools may only lose about $400,000 in state funding, which is $1.3 million less than what Governor John Kasich projected in March

Chalet Has More than Just Tobogganing

Cleveland Metroparks facility is available for picnics and parties

New Website Focuses on Product Safety

Search for recalls, safety information before you buy

For This Strongsville Man, Answer is Blowin' in the Wind

Ed Oliveros is helping bring wind turbines to northeast Ohio

27 Apply for City Council Seat

Successor to Pat Coyne to be chosen

More than 20 People Seeking Council Seat

Replacement will fill Pat Coyne's unexpired term

News Isn't Good for Electric Customers

Discounts will be phased out over next 6 years

Ward 4 Garage Sale: Part 2

Another round of sales is set

10 Apply for Pat Coyne's Council Seat -- So Far

Two school board members are seeking appointment

Photo Gallery: Backyard Preserve in Bloom

City's natural treasure wakes up after long winter

Start Training Now for Strongsville Triathlon

Rec center offers programs to get participants in shape for Aug. 20 event

5 Facts about Strongsville from the 2010 Census

City has changed in the last 10 years

Pearl Road to be Finished in August Despite Rainy Setbacks

Crews finally able to pour concrete

Jon Husted to SHS Students: 'Go to the Polls and Make a Difference'

Ohio Secretary of State urges teens to register to vote

Royalton Road Traffic Signals are Synchronized Again

Fewer jams are reported since lights were re-timed

City Urges State to Keep Consumers' Counsel Intact

OCC represents residents on utility issues

Top Baby Names: Know Any Landons or Avas?

Hi, Jacob and Isabella -- all 1,530 of you

Firefighter Contract Dispute Going to Arbitration This Week

Last contract expired in 2009

Strongsville is Getting Older, New Census Figures Show

Median age increases; fewer people own their homes; households are smaller, data says

Memorial Day Parade set for May 30

Ceremony will follow at Freedom Trail

City Council Taking Applications to Replace Pat Coyne

New rep will serve till end of 2013

Albion Road Closed Due to Pavement Collapse

Street will be blocked for several months, service director says

Strongsville Signs at I-71 Bridges a Go -- Almost

City awaits final state approval to erect masonry ID markers

Shred Day a Rip-Roaring Success

Residents drop off 16 tons of old papers

Pat Coyne Resigns from City Council

At-large rep has been implicated in Cuyahoga County corruption probe

No Surprise Levy was Trounced, School Officials Say

District leaders now focused on 6.9-mill levy in August

Trash Pickup Routes, Days to Change

New schedule takes effect May 23

Final Election Results: School Levy Crushed, Council Incumbents Advance

Winning council candidates will face off in November

Soggy Voting Day Keeps Crowds Away

Low turnout reported in deciding school levy, City Council races

Half-Built House on Drake Road Can be Razed, Judge Says

Court ruling will allow city to tear down structure and bill property owner for cost

'Road Rage' at City Council Meeting

Residents on two streets fire strong words about repair projects

Get Metroparks Information the High Tech Way

Park district introduces QR codes

Voters to Narrow City Council Field Tuesday

Primaries set in Wards 2, 3 and 4

Next Phase of Pearl Road Project is Off and Running

City hires engineering firm to design widening plan

Homes on 28 Streets to be Inspected This Summer

Annual property maintenance program starting up this month