While details of the order are still being worked on, the Governor said that the order will cap interior venue attendance at 15% of their fixed-seated capacity or 300 people while outdoor venue attendance will be capped at 15% of their fixed seating capacity or 1,500 people.

President Trump called for a boycott of Goodyear Wednesday.

Order a CBW burger from at least five participating restaurants from Aug. 17-23 for the chance to win a prize.

COVID-19 has forced the cancellation of the popular Feast of the Assumption in Little Italy this year.

ArcelorMittal Cleveland informed state officials this week that 454 jobs were cut in April, and all but 130 workers have returned.

Signage on the new rule has been posted on store entrances, and staff will be on hand to remind people to wear coverings.

The owners of Yours Truly sold off their Shaker Square location on Monday, as the business looks to transition to a kitchen and bar concept.

LaCentre Conference & Banquet Facility in Westlake has closed, and the venue is in the process of issuing refunds.

A Brook Park couple stopped for a slice of Little Caesars Pizza on Saturday night but were appalled when they opened the box to an offensive message.

Mitchell’s said the team member last worked on Tuesday and will self-quarantine.

Meijer announced their new supercenters in Brimfield and Lorain will be open for business at 6 a.m. on July 9.

Founder Tony Pinzone said they will be consolidating the business and moving it to the Parma location they have operated since 1995.

Over 900 small businesses in Northeast Ohio were awarded grants to the tune of $3 million to help cover losses and costs from Covid-19.

The Transportation Boulevard supermarket will reopen to the public at 7 a.m. on June 18.

The Akron-based company behind some of the best-known jewelry chains like Kay Jewelers, Zales, and Jared plans to permanently close about 380 stores, blaming the coronavirus crisis for a major drop in business.

Some of the folks at Catanese Classic Seafood don’t have to go far to cool off. They spend most of their days in the freezer.

Guarded swim hours at the Cleveland Metroparks Edgewater and Huntington beaches are now in session starting Saturday.

e55 on the lake, the Cleveland Metroparks’ new restaurant along the Lake Erie shoreline, is now open along with concessions across the park district.

Business owners and workers were able to get back into the city Wednesday to continue cleaning up after the weekend’s protests. For most, it’s the first time they’ve been allowed in the city since around 1 p.m. on Sunday, because of the extended curfew.

It’s a summertime tradition many Northeast Ohioans look forward to: the ice cream truck coming through their neighborhood.

Levin had come close to rescuing the furniture business in March, but the deal flatlined when the pandemic hit the U.S.

On Friday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine gave the salon and barber industry the green light to reopen.

“It is very exciting, a nerve racking day for us. But we’re so happy to be back, especially as a small business," said Kathleen Casey-Proctor, co-owner of Casey’s Irish Imports on Center Ridge Road in Rocky River.

19 News has uncovered local public companies with hefty salaries cashing in on low interest loans intended to keep small business operating during the COVID-19 crisis.

The chamber told guests to be prepared to wear face coverings at times while on the island, and businesses are stocking up on cleaning supplies and protective equipment.

Auto repair shops had the distinct advantage of staying open for business, as a state mandated essential service, while many businesses in the state were forced to close as the Covid-19 pandemic began its assault on Ohio.

Although many traditional summer events in Northeast Ohio have been canceled due to the coronavirus crisis, Mentor residents can still look forward to getting their farm-fresh produce and other fare from over 30 vendors at the Mentor Farmers Market.

Environmental cleaning companies are working in business spaces ahead of reopening, to properly disinfect the area before people go back to work.

Ohioans are buying more things like meat since they're cooking more and eating in with restaurants and bars closed to help slow the spread of coronavirus.

The Garfield Heights Giant Eagle, located on Transportation Boulevard, will be temporarily converted into a curbside pickup center starting this Sunday.

Ohio and several other states have shut down dining rooms at restaurants, but with carry-out as the only option, adult beverages have been added to the take-out menu temporarily.

Spirit Airlines announced Friday that they will suspend all Cleveland Hopkins International Airport flights from April 8 through May 5.

LaRese Purnell, a managing partner at CLE Consulting Firm, said it’s time for business owners and individuals to look at their budgets and “reset” for the future.

Platform Beer Co. has a new plan: provide craft brew delivery for thirsty Northeast Ohioans that includes a $10 rebate with every $20 purchase.

With gyms closed, and many people staying in right now, those who want to remain healthy and active are flocking to buy home workout equipment.

Use curbside pickup or home delivery, if you want to avoid the crowds

The co-owner of the Winking Lizard respects Gov. Mike DeWine’s decision-making during the coronavirus outbreak, but he said the shutdown of bars and restaurants was rushed.

Business is steady at Computer Repair Doctor, for now.

The new Ken Ganley Kia in Medina is adding team members to its workforce.

One Northeast Ohio city’s loss is another one’s gain. After nearly 80 years in Elyria, Bendix Commercial Vehicle System’s is moving its world headquarters to Avon.

FirstEnergy plans to purchase 250 electric pickup trucks from the startup company, Lordstown Motors Corp., which has breathed new life into the once-defunct GM plant.

Cleveland Flea said they are taking this break to pause and restructure so they can have another decade of impact in the city.

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

JCPenney has formally filed its plan to lay off nearly 100 employees when it closes its Chapel Hill Mall store in Akron.

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

There’s an old saying when it comes to investing, “You have to spend money, to make money.”

‘Fat people are harder to kidnap’ - Controversial Barberton Pizza shop billboard taken down following backlash

Lucky’s Market plans to close several stores across 10 states, but the popular locations in Cleveland and Columbus will remain open.

Chapel Hill, hobbled by a decline in retail shoppers, will lose one of its anchor stores this spring.

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

Positions available include clerks and cake decorators to customer service, cashiers, receiving and meat cutters.

The restaurant can re-open when the taxes are paid in full.

Several people have complained that the Vitamin C Glow-boosting Unicorn Paper Mask has given them a chemical burn.19 News sent pictures of a local case to the company that makes the mask, and now it says its taking the product off the shelves.

GM Parma Metal Center began operations in 1948 and processes more than 500 tons of steel per day.

The countywide plastic bag ban—set to go into effect on Jan. 1—won’t include Cleveland, at least for now.

The Chevy Cruze sign at the shuttered Lordstown GM plant is down, but a new hope is on the horizon.

Ford is taking a huge step in supporting its UAW workforce and the Avon Lake community at large, following a contentious, weeks-long strike between the auto union and GM.

Bubba’s Q restaurant, the sports-themed eatery built by former NFL lineman Al “Bubba” Baker, is now closed.