In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is here to help, all with adhering to social distancing standards with a drive-thru distribution.

The $6.8 million will provide up to three months of back rent to income-eligible applicants.

Fat Head’s Brewery confirmed a Middleburg Heights Beer Hall employee tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday.

Cleaning and maintenance staff sanitized the indoor and outdoor athletic facilities "out of an abundance of caution."

Runners will have the entire month of July to run anywhere they want and submit their time results online.

Apple, Google, and Ohio State University working to create technology to trace COVID cases on your smartphone

The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department and Ottawa County Health Department have identified a COVID-19 outbreak on Put-In-Bay.

Restaurants in Little Italy are struggling to pay their bills after the COVID shut down, and now the biggest event of the year has been cancelled.

As of Tuesday, the Department of Health said 2,863 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 51,789 cases reported statewide.

The Cleveland Museum of Art is back in business.

The restaurant will re-open on July 13.

A Parma restaurant has closed its doors after being notified that a staff member tested positive for the coronavirus.

Akron Public Schools laying out their plan to help kids succeed and stay safe when they come back to school in the fall.

People in Canton were able to get tested for COVID-19, with or without symptoms, for free.

University Hospitals is conducting antibody testing to determine how many of their frontline caregivers and first responders have had COVID-19.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said the state is loosening the COVID-19 restrictions when it comes to visitations to nursing homes.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said on Monday that he expected to share that state’s strategy for reopening schools for the 2020-21 academic year by Thursday.

As of Monday, the Department of Health said 2,818 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 51,046 cases reported statewide.

The Cleveland Clinic has updated its guidelines for visiting patients during the coronavirus crisis.

Coronavirus cases continue to be reported above-average in Ohio for several consecutive days in a row.

A new study finds that nearly 70% of parents would likely send all of their children to public school for in-person classes for the start of the next school year.

Anyone in the Canton area who thinks they may have the coronavirus or have been around someone infected will have a chance to take a test.

The Neighborhood Resource and Recreation Centers are scheduled to open on July 6 for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic caused them to close their doors.

Ohio surpassed over 50,000 COVID-19 cases on Sunday.

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

RTA said 17 employees have tested positive for COVID-19 as of Saturday, 11 of which have fully recovered and returned back to work.

As of Saturday, the Department of Health said 2,804 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 49,455 cases reported statewide.

Some people in Ohio denied COVID tests, we find out why and where everyone can get tested, symptoms or not

The Ohio Restaurant Association reported about 80 percent of restaurants in Ohio are making less than half of what they did a year ago.

RTA is distributing free cloth masks at designated locations at designated times through August as part of an effort to keep riders safe from coronavirus

From Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, to the CEO of the Cleveland Clinic, the concern over people skipping health screenings and checkups because of COVID-19 fears continue to grow.

According to health officials, 2,788 Ohioans have died from COVID-19.

Market Garden Brewery and Nighttown are planning to open July 1st, as part of a second wave of bars and restaurants reopening.

There will be three free COVID-19 testing sites and drive-through giveaways of PPE, personal care and hygiene items on both the East and West Side of Cleveland from 12-4 p.m.

People continue to enjoy dining and drinks in Cleveland as COVID cases increase

1,949 nursing homes residents have died of Covid-19, according to the latest numbers from the Ohio Department of Health.

The governor of Ohio went in-depth to explain trends for COVID-19 infections that have been reported in the last 24 hours.

As of Thursday, the Department of Health said 2,772 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 47,651 cases reported statewide.

According to health officials, nine inmates at the prison have died from COVID-19.

The Pro Football HOF will reschedule 2020′s events for Aug. 5-9, 2021, where the Class of 2020 will be honored in a separate ceremony from the Class of 2021 with what is being called “Twice the Fun in ’21.”

As of Wednesday, the Department of Health said 2,755 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 46,759 cases reported statewide.

In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is here to help, all with adhering to social distancing standards with a drive-thru distribution.

The nonprofit, nonpartisan legal center argues that the, “Ohio Deptartment of Health has no constitutional authority to overrule state legislation protecting parents, children, and day cares.”

Nine Ohio dance studios filed a class-action lawsuit in the Lake County Common Pleas Court on Monday seeking monetary compensation for their closures and restricted and limited operations amid the pandemic.

Care Kits can be dropped off at five locations from 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Anyone with or without symptoms can get tested.

First Year Cleveland, an organization committed to reducing the infant mortality rate of African American babies in Cuyahoga County, is encouraged by the efforts of Cuyahoga County Council to declare racism as a public health crisis.

Restaurant owners say some employees aren't ready to return to the workplace, while others can make more money working part time and collecting unemployment.

Cleveland State University announced plans to resume in-person classes at the start of the 2020 fall semester.

As of Tuesday, the Department of Health said 2,735 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 46,127 cases reported statewide.

Those looking for personal protective equipment and personal care products during the pandemic can make their way to Cleveland on Saturday to pick up some free essential items.

The county is expected to consider a resolution during Cuyahoga City Council’s meeting Tuesday declaring racism as a public health crisis.

Patients are seeking advice from doctors ahead of summer vacation plans.

More than a dozen Ohio high school students have tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from a trip to Myrtle Beach, health officials said.

As of Monday, the Department of Health said 2,704 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 45,537 cases reported statewide.

Yours Truly on Rockside Road will close for two weeks because a team member tested positive for COVID-19.

Shaker Heights officials plan on holding a food distribution on Monday.

The Food and Drug Administration asked consumers not to use specific hand sanitizers that were manufactured in Mexico because of possibly toxic chemicals.