Jim Nelson

Cuyahoga County has launched an interactive, user-generated map showing how businesses and public spaces are adhering to new health guidelines related to COVID-19.

In the wake of reports that the Big 10 is planning to shut the 2020 football season down due to COVID-19, Cleveland area sports bars fear major business losses.

There are contradicting stories about where Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s false positive COVID-19 test was conducted before President Trump’s arrival in Cleveland on Thursday.

While many businesses have reopened after protests turned violent on May 30, some are still closed, leading to frustrations among Cleveland’s downtown dwellers.

Despite a recommendation from the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, Mayfield City Schools are keeping student athletes on the practice field this fall, citing contradictions with a previous order by the Ohio Department of Health.

No word on the boy's condition.

As they prepare for a much earlier last call, Cleveland-area bartenders and servers are worried about losing money.

One of the men who was sexually assaulted as a teenager by a former Conneaut city councilman stood tall as he walked out of the Ashtabula County Courthouse on Wednesday, just moments after his predator was sentenced to 18 years in prison.

The Summit County Medical Examiner said both the man and woman died of gunshot wounds.

Several Suddenlink customers in Geauga County say years-long cable and internet interruptions are only getting worse as many people are forced to work and study at home.

Shortly after the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) revealed its intentions for the upcoming school year, parents, grandparents and students began grading the plan.

A pair of republican members of the Ohio House of Representatives are introducing a bill to repeal House Bill 6, the controversial bailout of the state’s nuclear power plants now at the center of a bombshell corruption scandal.

FirstEnergy will only say it is cooperating with a federal investigation that resulted in the arrest of Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and four associates, related to a bailout of the Akron-based company’s nuclear power plants.

As part of a nationwide protest, members of the Service Employees International Union rallied and marched in Cleveland to support the Black Lives Matter movement.

A young puppy was shot twice near his owner’s home in rural Portage County on Wednesday, requiring emergency surgery.

Ravenna police are looking for the suspect who fired multiple shots in the direction of an officer conducting a traffic stop.

Neighbors are in shock, wondering what led a young mother to shoot her daughter before killing herself in what Cleveland Heights police are calling a murder-suicide.

Add gyms, fitness and wellness center to the list of businesses seeking more clarification as to where they fall in either local or state mandates requiring face coverings.

As a summer heat wave sweeps through Northeast Ohio, more counties are joining the list of those required to wear face masks in public.

Euclid Police said an officer shot the suspect.

The gunman is still on the run.

Residents along the shores of the Portage Lakes are expressing growing concern over commercial docks being placed in the water, putting swimmers and boaters at risk.

The lead sponsor of a foster care reform bill in the Ohio House of Representatives is doubling down on the urgency of the legislation after it was revealed some teens have been temporarily living in a Cuyahoga County office building in Cleveland.

The victim of a 2018 hit-and-run says the driver, who was eventually arrested, is not complying with her terms of release.

A 17-year-old boy has been living in a Cuyahoga County office building for more than a month, county officials confirmed to 19 News.

A crash involving Arizona Cardinals rookie Jeremiah Braswell in Put-in-Bay is renewing safety concerns on the island after the Camaro he was driving barreled into Lake Erie.

Statues of Columbus are being vandalized or dismounted across the country in hopes of erasing the connection to his legacy and cruelty towards indigenous people upon arrival to America.

Federal agents apprehended the teen suspect wanted in connection to the shooting of an 8-year-old girl in East Cleveland.

A family member of an 8-year-old girl who was shot in the head in East Cleveland on Sunday night is speaking out, and pleading for justice.

Among the many Juneteenth celebrations taking place in Northeast Ohio, the Summit County Historical Society is using it as a grand reopening for its properties in Akron.