Beloved Olmsted Falls toy store closing, will move most of its business online
As national retailer Toys "R" Us continues its resurgence, including a location at Crocker Park in Westlake, a local toy shop owner plans to shutter her store at the end of August.
Mentor mother pleads guilty after 2 children found outside in extreme cold
MENTOR, Ohio (WOIO) - A Mentor mother pleaded guilty to two counts of endangering children, after her two young daughters were found outside in the bitter cold this past January. Laura Beitler, 36, will be sentenced in Mentor Municipal Court on Oct. 26. Mentor police officers were called out to...
Infrastructure, development projects move ahead in Solon
From road construction to utility upgrades to new housing developments, multiple projects are moving forward across the City of Solon as officials continue work on infrastructure and development initiatives. On Miles Road, Cleveland-based Terrace Construction has begun installing a new water main along the centerline o
This Little-Known Ohio Train Ride Offers The Most Stunning Scenery
If you’ve been driving past the same strip malls and highway exits for so long that you’ve forgotten what actual scenery looks like, have I got news for you. The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad in Independence, Ohio is about to remind you that Northeast Ohio has landscapes that’ll make you pull out your camera and actu
Volunteers rally around Willoughby woman summoned to court over lawn
Volunteers cleaned up her yard, a neighbor started a GoFundMe, and a lawyer stepped up — all for a 79-year-old woman facing court over her lawn.
Kirtland man indicted on 32 counts involving materials with nude minors
The Geauga County grand jury has indicted a Kirtland man on 32 counts involving materials of nude minors. According to court records, 47-year-old Steven B. Hillebrecht has been charged with six counts of illegal use of a minor in a nudity-related performance for taking photographs of minors in a state of nudity or crea
Mother seeks answers in daughter’s fatal Cleveland ATV crash as police search for suspects
CLEVELAND — Diana Garcia thinks about her daughter Yarianalie constantly. She describes her as an aspiring nurse who was nearing graduation, and someone who devoted herself to caring for others. "She always helped everybody," Garcia said. "She was kind, loving, caring. She just liked caring for everybody." But on...
Cleveland Public Library Employees Vote to Approve Strike
Unionized Cleveland Public Library employees on Sunday voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike following months of negotiations on a new contract. Ninety-seven percent of the 270 who voted were in favor. Four-hundred CPL staffers are part of the union through SEIU. “We’ve been working under an expired contract for s
Cleveland Pastor Who Backed Flock Cameras Was on Mayor’s Payroll
Cleveland pastor Rev. Aaron Phillips collected $17,500 from Mayor Bibb's campaign while organizing clergy support for Flock Safety license plate readers.
Garfield Heights Quickly Resolves Resident Complaints About Homeworth Property
Garfield Heights, OH. - During the summer, residents throughout Cuyahoga County desire peace. Part of that peace is being able to sit on their porches, enjoying the fresh air while viewing attractive homes and well-maintained yards, free of tall grass and unkempt bushes.

















