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Dental offices were one of the first businesses asked to close to stop the spread of coronavirus.

There are a number of new COVID-19-related scams, said Justin Herdman with the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Many are targeting elderly and vulnerable people.

Some local grocery stores are changing how they operate to deal with coronavirus.

In North Olmsted, the local flea market has set up a food pantry for their community. They transformed their lending library into a donation food bank.

During social distancing, the majority of the country is working from home and most students have taken their lessons online.

Hospitals are preparing to be running on thin supplies fighting coronavirus. Monday, Cuyahoga County Board of Health gave an update on how prepared local hospitals are with tests and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Kevin Harris, 55, of Warren, contracted one of the first known cases of coronavirus in Ohio.

Schools will provide every child under 18 with grab-and-go meals.

Governor Mike DeWine told the Arnold Classic in Columbus they could not have spectators Thursday. The event usually draws thousands of spectators from around the world.

As of now, there are more than 50 reported cases of coronavirus in the U.S. It’s caused some businesses across the country to close and others to issue travel bans for employees.

Kyle Smith Jr., 38, is charged with receiving and distributing child pornography.

The 145-pound Bullmastiff was honored by his family and fans at a funeral service in the Rainbow Bridge Room.

Some fans are concerned about the famous Browns tailgates while others are looking at the perks of having new bars and restaurants next to it.

The U.S. Census Bureau and partners from across the region came to the Great Lakes Science Center to remind everyone to include all children in their census count on April 1.

The company is aiming for a 2022 opening date.

Vantage Partners, a company contracted by the NASA Glenn Research Center, announced it will lay off its 216 employees by the end of March.

Four inmates are still on the run after escaping from Stark Regional Community Correctional Center.

A man accused of filming his friends, relatives and minors in his bathroom will appear in court tomorrow.

“It’s something that’s very exciting for me,” he said. “I’ve always wanted to have a restaurant downtown.”

Kim Mesar was driving home from work around midnight Wednesday, when something hit her windshield and caused it to shatter.

A former daycare worker was arrested after a mother said her 18-month-old came home with injuries. The mom filed a lawsuit on her son’s behalf.

Shaker Heights Police posted a photo of the five newest members of the department on social media, but people were quick to point out the lack of diversity among the young men.

Cleveland City Council is voting Monday night on whether to reduce penalties for marijuana possession.

As it stands now, individuals under 21 can drink if they are with a parent or guardian, although many bars and restaurants have policies against it.

At least four businesses were robbed at gunpoint, and investigators think it’s all by the same man.

New surveillance video from Heritage Middle school shows the moments before and after a Maple Heights basketball coach allegedly punched a student in the face.

A Maple Heights middle school basketball coach was arrested after he allegedly started a massive brawl and assaulted a 14-year-old boy Thursday night.

Cleveland Chef, Rocco Whalen, wants to take the helm at the West Side Market.

A family-owned fishing bait and tackle store in Port Clinton is collecting donations to help cover the costs of a funeral for Harley Dilly.

13-year-old Tamia Chappman was killed in December when teenagers hit her while running from the police in a stolen car.