LaMalfa in Mentor is opening its doors to the public with a brand new scratch kitchen, in hopes of recovering lost wedding and special events business due to COVID-19.
The general manager of Townhall in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood will not lose his job after posting controversial remarks on social media that many felt were xenophobic and hateful.
On the first day tattoo shops were allowed to reopen in Ohio, a handful of customers showed up at True Art Tattoos in Cleveland to get ink and piercings.
Attorneys representing the family of a man shot and killed by an off-duty Cleveland police officer say new surveillance video contradicts the officer’s story that he was being threatened.
An overwhelming, yet cautious feeling of optimism could be felt in North Olmsted on Tuesday as Great Northern Mall reopened on the first day retail business was allowed to resume in Ohio.
A handful of Cleveland area bars and restaurants have already said they will not reopen their businesses, despite Gov. Mike DeWine lifting restrictions on the service industry.
Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh announced Tuesday that starting next week, her Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA) will begin conducting DNA testing to establish paternity on child support cases.
Team Wendy, a Cleveland-based company that specializes in heavy duty protective head wear, is making thousands of cloth masks to donate to local health care workers.
When University Hospitals announced 20 percent pay cuts and reduced hours for about 4,100 non-clinical workers on Wednesday, new questions were raised about the long-term financial issues facing hospitals.
While many businesses have temporarily closed during the coronavirus crisis, either voluntarily or as part of Ohio’s stay-at-home order, pawn shops are still open and operating as essential businesses.
As the total number of COVID-19 cases climbs at a Parma nursing home, family members and loved ones are again demanding more information and transparency from the facility.
The company’s president, Gary Chmielewski, recognized early on that the food service industry would be taking the brunt of the pandemic pain, at least as far as businesses go.
The Art of Beauty typically specializes in nail polish along with body and skin care, but amid the COVID-19 outbreak, the company has turned to producing hand sanitizer.
