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Garden lovers were in their element Sunday during GardenWalk Cleveland 2012. The 2nd annual garden event featured self-guided tours of homemade gardens, urban farms, vineyards and orchards in 10 Cleveland neighborhoods. Visitors, with map in hand, traveled on foot, bike and vehicle from one garden stop to the next. Homeowners at many of the garden […]
Maple Heights Police have cancelled an Amber Alert for an 8-month-old baby boy after he was found safe at a neighbor’s house. The 8-month-old boy, Darrell Spencer Jr., was taken from a Maple Heights home late Sunday night. The father and suspect, Darrell Spencer, 28, allegedly dropped the baby baby off at a neighbor’s home. […]
Ohio higher education officials plan a vote Monday urging the state’s public campuses to ban tobacco use. That would include The Ohio State University, one of the nation’s largest universities, which currently bans only indoor smoking. Bans on the use, advertising and sales of tobacco in all its forms are being enacted or considered at […]
By 9:30 p.m. Thursday, quiet had returned to the area of West 30th and Seymour Avenue. The crowds that filled this corner just south of Interstate 90 were gone, as police who stopped their search for the body of Amanda Berry, prepared to return in the morning to search the site for a second day. […]
Elyria is all dressed up in red, white and blue and for a good reason. Mayor Holly Brinda officially proclaimed Wednesday as Tianna Madison Day in Elyria , honoring her for her bid in the 2012 London summer Olympics. “The city is really pumped. We started getting calls about three weeks ago ‘What are we […]
Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO Eric Gordon recommended a 15 mill levy for the cash-strapped school system. Gordon presented his plan during a special school board meeting on Wednesday. A 15 mill levy would cost the owner of a $50,000 home $4.42 a week or 63 cents a day. It would bring in an estimated […]
Cleveland voters will find out Wednesday night how big of a levy they’ll be asked to pass for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District this November. CEO Eric Gordon will make his recommendation at a special school board meeting at 6:30. “I’m going to focus on the Cleveland Plan’s outcomes. What people should expect in better […]
They are part of nationwide effort called “World Changers” — 235 teens from 18 states, volunteering to improve more than a dozen northeast Ohio neighborhoods. Locally, the “World Changers” program is being coordinated by Bedford City Manager Hank Angelo. Angelo helped to find homeowners who needed a lift with badly needed improvement projects, and was […]
A Heat Advisory has been issued for Tuesday parts of northeast Ohio because of high temperatures and high humidity levels being forecasted. This advisory has been issued for the following counites from noon until 9 p.m.: Ashland, Carroll, Columbiana, Coshocton, Cuyahoga, Erie, Holmes, Huron, Lorain, Medina, Ottawa, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, Stark, Summit, Tuscarawas, Wayne. Heat […]
NBA Rookie of the Year and Cleveland Cavaliers point guard, Kyrie Irving, broke his right hand Saturday morning, after slapping the padding on the wall in a summer league practice in Las Vegas. Irving will return to Cleveland today to be evaluated by the Cavs team doctor at Cleveland Clinic Sports Health. The Cavaliers hope […]
Free parking at the West Side Market may soon expire. Ohio city is growing, and it needs more parking, especially on the weekends, so a new parking proposal to relieve congestion is getting mixed reviews. Meredith Farrow says Clevelanders have to pay for parking at other venues, so why should the West Side Market be […]
Cleveland City Council has extremely successful summer work session passing a number of ordinances. Council Communications Director Jim Kopniske tells Channel 3 News council passed many ordinances Wednesday including changes to live music venue admissions taxes, plans for a new police station, and a charter amendment change regarding mayoral appointment of the fire chief that […]