The 19 News Pawcast shares the stories you want to hear about our friends with fur, feathers, tails, or scales. Bring your appetite! Episode 26 of the Pawcast is taking you to different restaurants and drive-thrus that have plant-based options to order!
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) director announced Friday an update for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in Ohio.
Heinen’s may be leaving the Cleveland Trust Company building downtown, but the legacy of its artist - who painted the 13 murals around the rotunda before going down with Titanic - will remain.
The Lorain County Public Health Department hosted its annual Family Farm Market on Tuesday as part of its mission to connect families to fresh local produce.
A lawsuit was filed Friday on behalf of a man who claims to have contracted cyclosporiasis just days after eating at a fast food restaurant in Youngstown.
Ohio is seeing a significant rise in cyclosporiasis cases, a parasitic infection linked to fresh produce and leafy greens, with nearly 400 cases reported in the state — well above the typical annual count of around 70.
Vendors at Cleveland’s West Side Market are taking steps to keep their customers safe as the Cyclospora parasite outbreak continues to spread across the country.
Chef Jason Reed takes us inside the kitchen of the Cleveland Metroparks new restaurant, The Galle4y, inside the Patrick S. Parker Community Sailing Center.
A Ride Warrior was caught eating chicken McNuggets on Millennium Force... and Cedar Point was not “Lovin’ It,” so he's been banned from America's Roller Coast.
To avoid unintentionally harming your pet (and an expensive trip to the vet), make sure you - and anyone you’re spending the Easter with - know what festive table staples are toxic for four-legged friends joining you under the table.
Cleveland City Council has passed a resolution supporting a state bill that would direct grant money to small grocery store owners in food deserts across Ohio.
The Greater Cleveland Food Bank launched its 35th annual Harvest for Hunger campaign Tuesday, seeking to raise $11.5 million as food insecurity across Northeast Ohio remains at critically high levels.
tore shelves across Northeast Ohio sat empty Friday as shoppers raced to stock up on food, water and other necessities ahead of a major winter storm threatening the region.
To avoid unintentionally harming your pet (and an expensive trip to the vet), make sure you - and anyone you’re spending the holidays with - know what festive table staples are toxic for four-legged friends joining you under the table.
Bookhouse Brewing announced on Nov. 18 that it will be writing its final chapter, closing its doors mostly likely on Dec. 31, one of many business closures in the Northeast Ohio region.
