Kendall Forward

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.

No one knows yet what the rules will be.

“To tell all these people that I have to close, that was one of the hardest days of my life."

You’ve heard the anecdotes, and you may have seen it in your own back yard: nature coming to life while the world stays at home.

Hospital staff at St. Vincent Charity Medical Center have a place to stay on campus if they can’t or don’t want to go home between shifts.

It’s been about five weeks since bars and restaurants were closed down for the stay-at-home order.

Broadway dancer and Tony nominated actor Nick Cordero is recovering after having his right leg amputated, due to complications with coronavirus. He had been fighting the virus for more than two weeks, hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

Many businesses have been forced to lay off employees amidst the coronavirus to weather the economic storm.

Owner Heather Sapanos, of Rising Boutique Vintage Fashion CLE, was forced to move out of the Lorain Avenue storefront over Easter weekend.

A family of four is sharing their story of recovery from coronavirus.

Once a restaurant gets 75, five dollar donations, a restaurant will prepare meals for all of their roughly 80 recipients.

Medical professionals across Northeast Ohio need to wear masks while they fight coronavirus and treat patients.

Offices across the country are closed in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, that includes all 56 regional offices, including the Veterans Services Organizations here in Cleveland.

A few craft stores in the area are some of the only remaining businesses open under Ohio’s Stay at Home Order.

A Canton man is feeding his community during the COVID-19 crisis, by providing bagged lunch and food to anyone in need, no questions asked.

The Salvation Army has seen a 125% increase in demand for food at their drive-thru and delivery centers.