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Mayor Frank Jackson’s great-grandson was back in court Friday morning, after he was accused of shooting at police officers while riding in a stolen car.

A Lake County man accused of murdering two people was in court Thursday where his trial date was scheduled for January of 2021.

A man charged in connection to his pregnant ex-girlfriend’s death was sentenced Tuesday.

The Cleveland Rape Crisis Center is offering free ambassador training online.

Two loving parents are raising their miracle baby, after the mother got pregnant and delivered following the second ever uterus transplant trial at the Cleveland Clinic.

She said she understands the fear hospitals and Life Flight brings, but she wants to reassure anyone who may have to go through what she did that there’s hope.

The National Coalition of Public Transportation Agencies hosted a virtual rally demanding up to $36 billion in emergency federal funding.

Cedar Point reopens Thursday two months later than usual with major sanitary and safety changes for coronavirus.

Wooster school officials announced that they may not participate in the Wayne County Fair due to issues over the confederate flag.

The Football Hall of Fame game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steelers has been cancelled due to COVID-19. This is the first major event the NFL has had to completely cancel due to the virus.

JACK Entertainment announced it is ready to reopen with heightened sanitation procedures, reduced capacity, reconfigured gaming floors, as well as social distancing signage and physical barriers amid the coronavirus crisis.

The Cleveland Museum of Art reopens June 30. The Greater Cleveland Aquarium reopens on June 29 for pass holders and July 6 for the general public.

Restart CLE is aimed at getting money to suffering businesses who had to close during the pandemic.

Business owners and workers were able to get back into the city Wednesday to continue cleaning up after the weekend’s protests. For most, it’s the first time they’ve been allowed in the city since around 1 p.m. on Sunday, because of the extended curfew.

Cleveland businesses are still dealing with the cleanup after the protests over the weekend, now restricted by the extended curfew.

A video of a man getting arrested circulating on social media had many upset. It shows police arresting him after they were trying to question him on Hildana Rd. in Shaker Heights.

Destination Cleveland announced a campaign to safely bring tourism back to the city and “lead the city out of the initial phase Covid-19 crisis.”

On Tuesday, the hot weather brought Clevelanders out to Edgewater to enjoy the beach.

Officials also ordered people not to park in undesignated spots, in picnic places or in grassy areas.

People are looking to do their own firework displays with a lot of city's firework shows being canceled.

As more businesses reopen while trying to follow social distancing guidelines, some are getting creative with barriers to keep people apart.

A Northeast Ohio judge blocked state health officials from enforcing state orders that closed gyms and health clubs Wednesday, allowing them to reopen immediately if they comply with safety requirements.

Owner Brett Holycross said “we’re excited. We don’t know what’s going to happen. We don’t know how many people are going to come but we’re ready for anyone to come in here.”

Rain kept many from coming out for the first day; however, customers and restaurant workers tried to make the most of it.

An 8-year-old Bedford boy is recovering from coronavirus. He was diagnosed after a precautionary test before he was scheduled to have his tonsils removed.

As more businesses get the greenlight on when they can reopen, many concert venues are still wondering what the future holds for them.

In just one week, restaurant and bar patios can reopen in Ohio. They must follow social distancing guidelines laid out by Gov. Mike DeWine Thursday.

Of the roughly 20,000 students in the Akron Public School system, about 1,900 of them are homeless.

A new COVID-19 testing site just opened in Northeast Ohio.

As businesses slowly start reopening, there’s still no date in site for when tattoo parlors can open their doors.