Mayor Hans Schneider said he respects the fair as a private entity, but with the coronavirus cases soaring throughout the country, he doesn’t see how it could be held safely.

An emotional night in Lyndhurst as family, friends and members of the community came together to pay tribute to a teen lost to gun violence.

Sheila Struble won an award this May recognizing her impact on NICU families.

Parents called 911 when their baby became stiff, turned red and had bubbles forming on his mouth.

The Lake County General Health District confirmed no positive cases have been associated with Mentor Rocks.

Trinity Wells went missing on July 12.

Trinity Wells was last seen July 12.

Christopher Johnson was from East Cleveland and was visiting the hotel with family.

The little girl was with family wading in the creek that feeds Bridal Veil Falls.

The flea market will be open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. until Dec. 19.

The Asian Lantern Festival is returning to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, even with the ongoing concerns stemming from COVID-19.

Christopher Johnson was reported missing Monday afternoon.

The pools and splash pads are open Monday-Friday 1-7 p.m. and Saturday 1- 5 p.m., weather permitting.

The doors at the Children’s Museum of Cleveland will reopen to guests this week, starting on July 6 for members only.

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Sgt. Kyle Weninger, 28, died on June 16 doing a parachute jump at the Army’s Ford Benning facility in Georgia.

While many concerts have been canceled due to the coronavirus crisis, the show will go on at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with their summer series showcasing Cleveland’s homegrown talent.

The Black Lives Matter mural on Cleveland’s East side was vandalized with messages written across several of the streetwide letters.

Grace Pressimone and her family recently moved to Cleveland Heights from out of state.

Ticket prices are per vehicle, not per person.

ODOT said crews are continuing to work on widening I-271 north and southbound.

Cleveland Public Theatre presents Station Hope 2020 for a historic night.

“Our team worked diligently on multiple safety plans, but ultimately none were approved.”

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo announced Friday that the Asian Lantern Festival will again transform the Zoo with over 1,000 illuminated lanterns beginning July 8.

Once open, the store will employee 25 people.

The family-owned business has been in operation since 1965.

Shaker Heights officers demonstrated an act of community policing when they were called by someone reported complaining about children playing football in the street.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and the Ohio Board of Health on Tuesday unveiled the plan and guidelines to reopen fairs and animal exhibitions across the state.

The fair will take place on its originally planned 2020 dates: Aug. 3 to Aug. 9.

Due to COVID-19, officials are only accepting comments on-line at www.west65thcle.com.

The show will go on for the Kukui Electronic Dance Music Festival, social distance style.

The Old Fashion Hot Dog street sign is being removed on Monday, signaling the end of an era for an iconic Cleveland eatery.

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

The job fair runs from 10 a.m.-11 a.m.

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

The fair had been scheduled for Aug. 11-16 at the fairgrounds in Berea.

Firefighters said the kids were trapped on the second story of a home.

Government officials, residents and first responders participated in the silent parade.

If you need something to do on Memorial Day, by following the current health restrictions, here is a running list below throughout Northeast Ohio.

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.

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.