Kaylee Olivas

Heights Libraries on Lee Road hosts a monthly mobile food pantry in partnership with the Greater Cleveland Foodbank. The drive-up pantry started in 2020.

Relic Clothing 3 was first an idea in 2015-2016. It then became a reality in 2017.

In the middle of Pincrest sits a tree where you can donate a dollar to a local organization that grants children with terminal illnesses a wish and get a musical light show.

The U.S. Department of Transportation is awarding the City of Cleveland Heights $800,000 under the Safe Streets and Roads for All grant (SS4A).

As the war in Gaza continues, a Cleveland-based organization is working round-the-clock to get kids to safety.

In a lawsuit filed in federal court this week, the City of Mentor and its council members are being accused of statutory retaliation, sexual harassment, age discrimination, and more.

Newly released body camera footage showing the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Jazmir Tucker has sparked a lot of concern and even more questions.

While the fate of the Coventry P.E.A.C.E. Building is still unknown, the future for the nonprofits inside has been finalized.

Patterson Park is secluded off Ontario Street and Lucille Avenue. Surrounding the park is a neighborhood mainly comprised of older families.

Made Cleveland is a home for local artists, but a handful have recently pulled the plug on their partnership after allegedly not being paid for months.