Jim Nelson

Just one day after Phase 1B of Ohio’s vaccine rollout began, the City of Cleveland is out of doses.

The Cleveland Clinic began administering COVID-19 vaccines to eligible seniors on Tuesday as part of Ohio’s Phase 1B plan.

Both firefighters and EMS workers have been included in the initial phases of the vaccine rollout.

A legal expert suggests the federal case against a former Cleveland Metropolitan School District employee connected to the deadly riots at the U.S. Capitol was filed to send a firm message before the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.

“What if you’re getting attacked? What are you supposed to do then?” she wondered.

Not even luck from all the four-leaf clovers in Cleveland could keep the St. Patrick’s Day Parade marching on in 2021.

Days after the FBI searched her home; no criminal charges have been filed against a former Cleveland Metropolitan School District occupational therapist suspected of being inside the United States Capitol during last week’s riot.

The Westlake Police Department released dashcam video on Wednesday showing the traffic stop of Cleveland Browns stars Rashard Higgins and Jedrick Wills, who are accused of drag racing.

Months after the City of Cleveland suspended its recycling program, a key city council committee addressed the situation during a meeting with a top city official, and the outside consulting firm brought in the help get the program back up and running.

A senior living facility in Avon said it has expanded its vaccine rollout to include all of its eligible residents after a family member reached out to 19 News, expressing concern that some of the residents were being excluded.

Police were called to Cleveland-operated West Park Cemetery on the morning of New Year’s Day after a visitor noticed tire tracks had damaged the cemetery grounds.

Her kitchen window had multiple bullet holes; she patched the cracked glass together with packing tape in hopes of preventing it from shattering. She said her kitchen and bedroom walls still have several bullet holes in them, some filled with fragments of ammo.

Kirtland college student stepping up to help disabled Vietnam veteran on the brink of homelessness.

Days after a Christmas snowstorm walloped Northeast Ohio, several spots in Cleveland still haven’t been fully cleared, sparking frustration among safety and accessibility advocates.

Earlier in December, the airport said it anticipated 200,000 people would travel through the airport between Dec. 18 and Jan. 4.

The snowstorm that swept through Northeast Ohio on Christmas Eve and Christmas day certainly threw a wrench into holiday plans, even those already minimized by COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines.

“I am very disappointed that the Ohio Department of Health has determined that law enforcement officers do not qualify for the vaccines provided by the CDC for COVID-19 phase 1A. These front line officers are on the street day and night serving and deserve better."

EMS workers will be among the first to receive the shots. “We are starting with our EMS workers. We have some clinics scheduled with them. I have to say, I’m very happy with that,” Brazile said. “They’ve been exposed since day one.”

With optimism growing over the first wave of COVID-19 vaccines, one can’t help but to think about the post-pandemic recovery facing Cleveland.

n Avon assisted living facility will be one of the first in Northeast Ohio to receive the highly sought after COVID-19 vaccine.

Union employees rallied outside a Cleveland nursing home on Wednesday to protest their work conditions during the pandemic.

The Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center has received nearly 3,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. The facility is one of 37 VA hospitals throughout the country to receive the vaccine.

Some local bars and the football fans who love them are throwing the penalty flag on Gov. DeWine’s decision to exempt the Browns from his 10 p.m. curfew, while keeping it in effect everywhere else and still mandating an early end to alcohol sales at surrounding businesses.

Sgt. Russell Tuttle, Jr. served the Painesville Police Department for more than 20 years.

After a grieving family discovered their loved one’s grave was flooded at a Cleveland-owned cemetery, city officials are refusing to comment publicly.

Amid surging crime levels, including a dramatic increase in homicides, the Cleveland City Council committee in charge of police oversight is getting a new chairperson.

By the time most people woke up in Seven Hills on Tuesday morning, they looked out out their windows to see what was for a time, the highest reported snowfall in Northeast Ohio.

Nearly all schools in Northeast Ohio have some form of virtual learning; but how will that impact traditional snow days?

Two weeks after 83-year-old Katie Brown was murdered inside her Cleveland home during a drive-by shooting, her loved ones are sharing their heartbreak and memories of the woman described as a pillar of strength within her community.

There have been more than 10,000 reports of “shots fired” so far in 2020, according to a staggering new report from the Cleveland Police Department.