Rocky River police are asking for the public’s help locating a nursing home patient who they say was removed from a facility Tuesday without authorization.
The Medina Fire Department is urging the public to take care when using wood burning fireplaces after a chimney fire damaged a Monteville Township home Saturday evening.
The Northern Ohio district of the U.S. post office delivered less than a third of first class mail on time the week before Christmas, according to data provided by the postal service to Congress.
A family of four were displaced by a fire in the 1100 block of 7th Street in Akron last night, according to a press release from the Akron Fire Department.
A statewide initiative to identify chemicals in local drinking water has discovered potentially harmful containments at test sites across the state and in several locations in Northeast Ohio.
It made headlines this week. A statue of President Abraham Lincoln standing over a newly freed slave was removed in downtown Boston and put into storage for now. 19 News did some digging, and we found a similar monument exists here in Cleveland.
A snowplow driver fell asleep at the wheel and drove into a TJ Maxx store at the Village Square shopping center in Woodmere Friday morning, according to the Cleveland Jewish News.
Due to COVID-19, this grandmother lost her job and was behind on her mortgage payments and other bills she has for taking care of herself and her autistic grandson, who suffers from seizures. Nana’s Tribe Foundation was able to pay her upcoming mortgage payment.
"No citizen of Akron should worry about whether their rent or utility check will be received, whether their prescription or benefit check will arrive, or whether their vote will be counted because of decisions made in Washington, D.C."
If one of your holiday traditions is to bake treats for first responders, you may need to adjust how you celebrate the season of giving due to COVID-19.
A deer taken on private property in Wyandot County had Chronic Wasting Disease, according to a press release from the Ohio Division of Natural Resources.
The City of Stow announced Friday that it will be closing all city buildings to the public because of concerns about the spread of the COVID-19, according to a press release from the city.
Difficulties at the post office have delayed the delivery of utility bills to residents of Medina, according to a press release from Medina’s utility department.Regardless, bills are still due on December 21, according to the city.
The Browns QB's cleats showcase the Avon High School’s Unified Club's artwork for the Special Olympics that was made by students with and without disabilities stating, “Diversity is a fact. Inclusion is an act.”
One free box of 50 non-medical, disposable face masks will be given per household on Saturday, Dec. 12, and Sunday, Dec. 13 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Safety Services Building in Medina.
An unoccupied house in Painesville is likely a complete loss after a fire started in the garage and spread to the main structure in the early morning hours on Friday.
MetroHealth announced today that they received a historic gift from JoAnn and Bob Glick that they will use to reverse health inequalities and bolster community health throughout Great Cleveland, according to a hospital media release.
The Cleveland-Heights University-Heights school district decided Monday they will stop paying for healthcare benefits for any of the 500 members of their teachers union who go on strike on December 2.
A local family is asking for help finding their child’s emotional support dog that went missing Thursday near the intersection of Buckeye and Woodhill roads.