Keesha McMillian and the McMillian Family of Cleveland Heights along with the Greater Cleveland Kwanzaa Alliance organized a drive-thru event celebration.
The Stark County Community Action Agency says they expect to be flooded in January with people needing help with rental assistance due to more evictions.
COVID-19 and Thanksgiving: an unusual combination for the holiday. So, how are people trying to maintain some of their Thanksgiving traditions, while also following the recommendations of Governor Mike DeWine?
19 News investigates and asks why a car accident took hours to clean up on Cleveland’s east side?People in the neighborhood question why police did not call a tow truck to haul the damaged vehicles away after gathering evidence?
Single mothers, career women and some who have a man at home are tired of the statistics – that have more women and children being caught in the crossfire of violence on the streets.
This apparent love for the Tribe is what motivated him that night break COVID-19 restrictions and to climb over the park’s left-field fence. For a few minutes, he was one of only two people in the stadium that were not allowed to be there.
Two different rallies for opposing causes met in downtown Cleveland today, hoping to stand in support for those that each group believes to truly need it.
A chorus of seniors living at the White Pond Villa senior housing complex tell 19 News the six story apartment building is in a state of disrepair. They say there is no air conditioning, and there are two elevators that rarely work.
Juneteenth is the day that commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S., June 19, 1865. Friday night, there was a special Juneteenth celebration at the Karamu House in Cleveland, America’s oldest African-American Theatre. It takes a powerful look at Black history from slavery up until now.
The death of George Floyd has touched a nation.There have been protest all over the country, and now there are protests in our area where people are demanding change in Canton.
El Presidente Donald Trump es cuestionado por haber minimizado inicialmente la aparición del virus corona. Hoy la triste realidad presenta a los Estados Unidos como el primer país con más infectados.
El senado de los Estados Unidos aprobó un nuevo plan de estímulo que busca ayudar a americanos y negocios afectados por los toque de queda a causa del virus corona. Según el programa, personas que ganan menos de $75,000 al año recibirán $1200. Mientras tanto, las parejas que ganan menos de $150,000
People are coming together to help each other during the coronavirus pandemic, even though they can’t be face-to-face. And social media is helping get the word out.
Antes del tradicional mensaje del “Estado de la Unión”, el Presidente Donald Trump entregó una copia impresa de su discurso a Nancy Pelosi, la Presidenta de la Cámara de Representantes. Pelosi extendió su mano para un cortés saludo. Pero Trump tuvo una reacción, digamos, peculiar: la ignoró, o simpl
It's been nine days since Hazmat crews responded to the Walmart in Oberlin for a suspected fentanyl scare. 19 News Investigates is digging for answers on exactly what substance triggered the emergency.
19 News has learned the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office is expanding its enforcement of northern border security. They’re focusing on crimes like human trafficking and drug smuggling that cross the Canadian border.
There's a push to add another layer of protection for sex assault survivors in the courtroom. A state lawmaker wants to shield the advocates they talk to in confidence after an assault from testifying.
A former Richland County Boy Scout leader pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation of children and one count of receiving and distributing child pornography in federal court Tuesday morning.
The festival calls for world peace showcased more than 30 gardens, cultural dances, a parade representing multiple countries, and of course, delicious international food.
Tracking student threats has become a priority for many schools.Now Florida just activated a database that will compile all of this under a new law. 19News is getting answers on whether this could help here in Ohio.
Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teens.Teen drivers are nine times more likely to be involved in a crash than adults.But those crashes can be preventable.
The nearly 30-minute live video shows Amy Stewart, a representative for Cleveland Animal Save, at the scene of the crash, filming crew members tossing chickens into a dumpster.
The 2nd Annual Light Northern Ohio Blue campaign is calling for locals to wear blue clothing and lighting their place of business blue throughout the week.
Two months ago, we brought you the story of a missing emotional support animal. Peanut, the three-year-old Yorkie, had disappeared from his Euclid home in early February. His owner, Ashley Youngblood, was desperate to get him back. Today, the two are reunited.
