The limited-access event runs through June 14.

Classroom Antics, a Cleveland based company, that normally offers in person, STEM based summer camps, in multiple Ohio locations and in Detroit, found, due to Covid-19, that they would not be able to offer their various camps ranging from Lego Robotics to Minecraft Coding.

The city of Cleveland operates 22 recreation centers and one residential camp, and due to potential Covid-19 risks, five of these facilities will remain closed throughout the summer.

TRANZACT is offering paid training and education to obtain an insurance license.

Tickets for the Cleveland Metroparks’ “Cruise the Zoo” event are available again after the sale website was temporarily taken offline due to high demand and technical issues.

Nearly six months after a fire that killed 10 animals, the African Safari Wildlife Park reopened for good 10 a.m. on May 14 for drive-thru visits.

Most events are being canceled in light of COVID-19

Firefighters said the mom was being driven to the hospital, but realized they were not going to make it in time.

The Great Lakes Mall will soon be opening, but visitors will be asked to adhere to several new guidelines.

A new reopening date has not yet been announced.

All tutors are education majors studying to be licensed teachers.

The first bike hit the roads in early April and the second will be deployed next year.

The baby ducks fell into a sewer.

Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish announced a program has been formed to help local families in need during the coronavirus crisis.

The donation will help buy more food to supply emergency boxes, bags of food for children and food for their partner agencies.

For its 10th year, Dyngus Day will be held via Facebook Live on Monday, April 13 from 1 to 3 p.m.

Sherwin-Williams announced intentions to donate more than 250,000 pieces of personal protective equipment to health care workers and emergency responders during the coronavirus pandemic.

The annual Dyngus Day Cleveland will still be held, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, it will be virtually held, and free next week.

They will be a duel purpose K-9 team for narcotics and patrol.

The West Side Catholic Center’s mission is to feed, clothe and shelter those who need it most in the Cleveland area, and their efforts aren’t slowing down despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

He calls himself the “One-Person-Parade,” taking care to #socialdistance from others but still spreading hope and cheer with his homemade signs.

A Northeast Ohio florist is continuing his efforts to lift the spirits of Clevelanders during the ongoing coronavirus situation.

Dr. Larry L. Macon, Senior Pastor of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Oakwood Village, preached to his flock outside.

Wednesday, volunteers and staffers spread out in the Greater Cleveland Food Bank warehouse, following the social distancing guidelines to slow down the spread of coronavirus.

A Rocky River man held his own St. Patrick’s Day parade while still practicing “social distancing.”

It was a resident’s birthday at GreenView Assisted Living Community Saturday, and with Gov. Mike DeWine’s order of limiting visitors to nursing homes and assisted living facilities, this family made sure this one resident had a wonderful birthday.

Ohio schools, institutions, sporting events, parades and government facilities, fitness centers, public recreation centers and movie theaters have all been deeply impacted by the spread of the coronavirus.

Volunteers gathered in the church parking lot at St. Malachi Parish in Ohio City where they sang the U.S. and Irish National Anthems, and got t-shirts, mugs, and medals ready. All that was missing: 32 hundred runners.

The I-X Indoor Amusement Park was canceled after Governor Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department of Health signed an executive order to cancel all mass gatherings of more than 100 people due to COVID-19.

Cleveland State University has canceled or postponed multiple events scheduled for the Wolstein Center per “Governor DeWine’s Mass Gathering Order” as they monitor the impact of the coronavirus.

Out of an abundance of caution, more organizations and businesses in Northeast Ohio are postponing and canceling events.

The bird was found in the Autumn Reserve development.

Euclid firefighters rescued a four-year-old child.

Skechers and Goodyear are collaborating to design a grippier and more durable shoes using technology from the tire and rubber company.

A Cleveland West side food destination is set to cease operations permanently.

The Willoughby-Eastlake School district has a 10-year, $494 million operating levy on the March 17 ballot. The levy failed in November, and the district made more than $2 million in cuts.

Mitchell’s Ice Cream is serving up special paczki for one day only to celebrate Fat Tuesday.

A fatal car and CSX train crash this afternoon got plenty of reactions from the community.

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.

This could save the college more than $2 million, officials say.

They have already raised 75% of their goal.

The victim was on the bike and hike trail between Dodge Intermediate School and East Idlewood Park.

LeBron James is an NBA champion, an Olympic gold medalist, a philanthropist, and a four-time league MVP. Now, the Akron native is adding “author” to his resume.

With Lake Erie at its highest level since 1986, the shoreline at Geneva Township Park has eroded at an alarming rate; 35 feet in less than a week with no sign of letting up.

An organization based in Northeast Ohio is helping to make sure high school-aged girls across the area have the prom they always dreamed of.

The victim was on the bike and hike trail between Dodge Intermediate School and East Idlewood Park.

The best advice is that if you do not recognize the number, don't answer the call.

The mayor of Parma is defending his city after it became the subject of criticism from a popular social media personality.

Fireworks display will begin at 9 p.m.

Gary Storch gives $50,000 to St. Vincent’s Charity Medical Center

The Medina County SPCA is asking for help from the community with 15 Havanese dogs that were taken in from an area breeder.

The Cuyahoga County Public Library has been named one of the top systems in the United States for the 10th consecutive year.

Some Uber drivers are worried about coming in contact with someone carrying coronavirus. When passengers leave the airport the first thing they do is hop in a cab, Lyft, or Uber.

City of Cleveland Mayor Frank G. Jackson, local entrepreneurs, community partners, council members, and residents are celebrating the grand opening of GlenVillage.

Painesville Township is hoping a new program will help address concerns from the community about the area’s stray and feral cat populations.

Current and former students took part in a rally against bullying, spearheaded by a recent graduate who says her cousin is being bullied at a Wooster middle school.

A Girl Scout from Ohio is taking a unique approach to bolster her cookie sales.

The foundation created in her name, Prayers From Maria, is known for its beautiful field of sunflowers in Avon that attracts thousands of people to pray, take pictures, and most of all, help support an important cause.