Vic Gideon

Ohioans 80 and older have started to get the vaccine as the first group in the general public with University Hospitals vaccinated more than a person a minute at its Shaker Heights facility

The Cleveland Clinic started giving caregiver vaccinations on Dec. 16, putting them on track to meet Gov. Mike DeWine’s Sunday deadline.

A new strain of coronavirus has appeared in Ohio which appears more contagious but the current vaccine appears to work

The board unanimously approved the decision Monday night.

Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse will use artificial intelligence to help keep crowds safe as the Cavs will start hosting nearly 2000 fans at home games

The Northern Ohio district of the U.S. post office delivered less than a third of first class mail on time the week before Christmas, according to data provided by the postal service to Congress.

TACKL Health has opened a booth at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport for COVID testing, both a rapid test for peace of mind and a PCR test, required for international travel

Owner Brendan Ring has sold Nighttown, a Cleveland Heights institution since 1966, to a group that wants to keep the restaurant open and is in negotiations with a Cleveland chef.

The Browns make their first playoff appearance since 2002 and fans want to go but the Better Business Bureau warns to make sure you know you're buying legitimate tickets

The 1899 Pub in Willoughby faces an investigation by the Lake County Board of Health and the Ohio Investigative Unit after a customer took pictures the day after Christmas of a packed bar apparently ignoring masking and distancing rules.

DoorDash has instituted a fee to Cleveland customers after the City of Cleveland capped the amount the delivery apps could charge restaurants

A study shows people moving out of downtowns during the pandemic, probably a result of working from home, but the exodus is small and Joe Marinucci of the Downtown Cleveland Alliance says people move downtown to be close to events and entertainment, not just for work

Cavs star Larry Nance, Jr, will wear merchandise from a Cleveland small business each game, then auction off a game-worn jersey to raise money for that business, starting with music club The Grog Shop for the Cavs opener

University Circle making changes to protect pedestrians after rise in accidents involving walkers

Kid’s hospitals, like Rainbow Babies & Children’s, have seen cases of Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome, or MIS-C, usually weeks after a child has contracted COVID-19.

A civil rights attorney says employers would be able to mandate employees get the coronavirus vaccine because, in the past, courts have sided with public health benefits over individual rights in cases regarding vaccines.

A Robert Half study found 43% of Clevelanders working remotely putting in more than eight hours a day regularly and more than half working on weekends

Cleveland City Council has introduced a resolution to cap fees at 15% for delivery apps charging restaurants for as long as coronavirus limits dine-in

Chagrin Falls saw power outages virtually affecting the entire village

Small Business Saturday kicks off the crucial holiday shopping season for many locally-owner shops fighting for survival during coronavirus

The demand for COVID testing has skyrocketed with the holidays approaching but, at 70% accurate, they might give some people a false sense of security since they can carry the virus but still test negative

A customer orders a Stella and leaves $3000 for the staff to help them as Nighttown in Cleveland Heights shuts down for a second time due to COVID concerns

New rules for Ohio weddings start this week, including no dance floors, no mingling, no cocktail hour, forcing entertainers to get creative to make a wedding day special

Pfizer has tested its coronavirus vaccine at 95% effective at trials including one in Cleveland, meaning ten sites in Ohio are readying for the vaccine by the end of the year, including the Cleveland Clinic and MetroHealth Medical Center in Cuyahoga County.

Cities like Cleveland can collect income taxes, even when workers don’t leave their homes, working remotely from the suburbs because of coronavirus.

A school bus now serves as a mobile classroom for tutoring students while following CDC guidelines for coronavirus precautions, also an Internet hotspot for up to 200 students

Fernway Elementary School in Shaker Heights reopens today after a fire gutted the iconic school that served the neighborhood since 1927, insurance and donations rebuilding the school even better

The doors to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse opened promptly at 6:30 a.m. as voters wrapped around the block to enter to cast their votes.

Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse will serve at a polling location for Cleveland's Ward 3 since it has the square footage to socially distance voters and poll workers, keeping everyone safe.

Young neighbor now in a juvenile facility after protests.