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The unofficial start of the holiday season in Cleveland, the First Pour of the traditional Christmas Ale has changed due to coronavirus with reservation-only seating and fewer people

Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan voted early at the Summit County Board of Elections, waiting a half-hour in the rain under a tent for the doors to open at 8 a.m., one of hundreds who are showing up early every day.

About a dozen Rocky River parents and kids held signs for oncoming traffic as the school day began, opposing the district remaining in a hybrid model and the number of hours of instruction under the model.

Lozada paid $26,000 in tuition and fees for the spring semester 2020, according to the lawsuit.

A CWRU junior has sued the university after the school went online after March 10, 2020 due to the coronavirus, calling the experience "sub-par" and asking for a refund of his $26,000 tuition

A new study shows Cuyahoga County has more than three times the state average in cases of elevated lead levels in young children

Cuyahoga County has a second ballot drop location, across the street from the Board of Elections, making drop-off safer, faster, and more convenient

Rittman police told 19 News that someone walking on Gish Rd. around 5 p.m. called to report seeing a body rolled in a blanket.

Music and Friends - A Garage Sale! will raise money for concert workers not working because of coronavirus

The Presidential Debate in Cleveland raised questions about coronavirus precautions after President Trump tested positive for COVID-19 afterward, new measures put in place but one Cleveland doctors says organizers can go further

The downtown Heinen's will reopen today after more than four month, closed due to damage from the riots, a scaled down version for now, rethought because of conavirus

Atlas Theaters keeping the doors open by showing re-releases and smaller budget films while Hollywood pushes back the release of several big budget films

A federal judge has ordered the Trump Administration to continue to 2020 Census to the end of October instead of finishing October 5th

Cleveland has ramped up security in preparation for the 2020 Presidential Debate on the Health Education Campus at Cleveland Clinic

The Grog Shop celebrates its 28th anniversary with scaled down shows, asking with other music clubs for government aid to help

Kent State University has issued an alert to students, banning parties for two-weeks among other measures, as Portage County rose to a red risk level.

The State of Ohio will allow senior centers to reopen today with testing of clients and staff every other week but not all of them will, erring on the side of caution.

The Northern Ohio Region of the American Red Cross will deploy at least one more volunteer this weekend to help with disaster relief, joining 58 already deployed, many of whom will leave their assignment, take a short break, and then go elsewhere to help.

Browns bars will see football back in downtown Cleveland. But the reintroduction comes without tailgates, greets only 10% of the crowd, and conducts last call in the middle of the third quarter.

A Cleveland man claims he received almost $10,000 in overdue speeding, sent the day after a social media post critical of the speed camera program. He claims the tickets were in retaliation; the city claims that was not the case.

Coronavirus has created new problems for school districts -- longer teacher absences, substitute teachers worried about going to class -- with Ohio lessening requirements for becoming a substitute teacher during a teacher shortage

A local artist delivered sketches for the families of two fallen Cleveland Policemen who died a week ago

Two armed robberies within 15 minutes of each other, starting at 8:35 Monday night has the campus on high alert, the suspects making off with a car.

Ohio State Highway Patrol has used a federal grant to add more troopers to the roadways this Labor Day as traffic accidents and fatalities are up even though traffic volume is down

ODOT and the Ohio Highway Patrol will use aerial monitoring to try to slow down drivers through 12 work zones around Ohio, including a project on Route 8 in Summit County as work zone crashes have increased in 2020, resulting in 12 deaths so far

Teacher retirements have doubled in Ohio, according to the State Teachers Retirement System.

The Akron school board will revisit its decision to postpone fall sports for nine weeks with a special board meeting tonight at 5:30 after pressure from some parents

Ohio's high school football season kicks off with limits on fans, only one marching band per game, and concession regulations.

A local school supply company has pivoted again, first making PPEs, now planning a teacher giveaway and moving much of its production from China to the United States

A Lakewood art studio experienced growth in its first year of business before coronavirus hit and almost wiped them out, now reinventing itself as a place to supplement remote learning for students.