Customers are returning as outdoor dining becomes more prevalent and more people are vaccinated but employees need to come back now, some moving out of food services, others collecting money while at home
Vaccine providers can now allocated 25% of their doses to mobile clinics that could go to workplaces and groups but, due to the greater availability of vaccines, demand hasn't justified taking the vaccine to the people.
Cleveland's homicides reached 177 in 2020 and are on pace to exceed that total this year. Cleveland's mayoral candidates all have plans for violent crime, the number one concern of Clevelanders
The NFL Draft runs April 29 to May 1 in Cleveland with concerts, the NFL Experience, and fans, but the question remains, how many fans can attend the event in person?
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine will simplify coronavirus rules for outdoor gatherings, paving the way for festivals, concerts, graduations, and other events to return.
Cleveland looking to shut down illegal clubs and party centers that opened during the pandemic after seven shot at after-hours club The Spot on Pearl and Brookpark Road
One what would have been his 73rd birthday, Cleveland celebrated Michael Stanley Day, a tribute to a local rock legend who shined the national spotlight on Cleveland's music scene,
A LinkedIn survey shows Cleveland has gained population during the pandemic, putting the city in the top five for gains nationwide, as people rethink where to work and live
One week after the first group of Cleveland public school students returned, the rest of the kids are back, creating challenges to keep everyone safe in the buildings
Cleveland State University makes an appearance in the NCAA Tournament -- March Madness -- for the first time in more than a decade, putting the University on the map to millions of fans who might have been unfamiliar with the team. They expect to see a bump in applications this fall as a result.
Northeast Ohio will receive $46 million dollars from Ohio's Third Frontier program to help high-tech and health care startups which will get coupled with non-State investment, bringing the total to more than $100 million.
St. Patrick's Day festivities around the area will look the same -- music, beer, crowds -- but they will observe COVID protocol, including distancing, mask-wearing, and everyone seated
Students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District attended class in-person for the first time in almost a year, with 2000 special needs students returning to the classroom Friday
The City of Cleveland Heights -- known for its environmental friendliness -- is now charging businesses to pickup recycling after the market changed for recyclables, going from a slight money-maker to a large expense.
The Cleveland Teachers' Union and the Cleveland Metropolitan School District agreed on terms for a return of students after teachers voted not to return to the classroom days earlier over COVID safety concerns
Senior Lee Freund, a 78-year-old widow, tries to sign up for a COVID vaccine shot and gets grocery delivery instead, highlighting problems some older Americans have getting vaccinated
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine will hold a virtual town hall Tuesday, March 2 to discuss the challenges facing rural community getting resident vaccinated. Ashland has vaccinated 9.5% of its residents compared to the state average of 14.4% but they say they're only getting 100 doses of the vaccine.
"Cherry" opens this weekend, a movie set in Cleveland and shot before the pandemic. The Greater Cleveland Film Commission looks to use the movie to help the local industry rebound after a slow 2020
Upamastat would be the first oral medication in the fight against coronavirus, a pill that can help with the treatment of coronavirus by stopping the virus from entering the cells and preventing the virus from replicating.
Ohio has stayed under 2500 COVID hospitalization for a week and, after going below that threshold February 2nd, restaurants and bars expect the governor to lift the 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew today
