Cleveland Heights News

Cleveland Heights residents gather in front of City Hall after collecting enough signatures to put a partners-rights issue on the ballot six years ago.

THEFT, CEDAR ROAD: A boy, 17, will be filed on in juvenile court after he stole eight electronics items totaling $2,011.97 from Target, 14070 Cedar.

FALSIFICATION, LEE ROAD: A man reported Nov. 9 that his brother had used his identity when receiving a ticket in the city.

ANIMAL ATTACK, FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD: A coyote is believed responsible in the Nov.

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS Due to increasing budget constraints and decreasing state revenue, the Cleveland Heights-University Heights public library system will close its three branches on Sundays.

The first item in last week's Police Blotter in this newspaper should serve as a wake-up call to all area residents, not just those who call Cleveland Heights home.

Rev. Francis Miller, left, and Isaac Monah. Live Blog: Read the Rev. Francis Miller's account of the trip on Cleveland.com Read more about Dougbe River Presbyterian School.

The Home Repair Resource Center is at it again. After successfully renovating and selling its first foreclosed and vacant home this summer, as part of the Home in the Heights program, the non-profit has moved onto its next project.

Imagine, it's the most expensive outfit you'll ever buy -- and you wear it only once.

The Heights Youth Theatre will present "Oliver!", the British musical, Friday through Sunday in the auditorium at Wiley Middle School, 2181 Miramar Blvd., University Heights.

Christopher Thomas, a teacher at Wiley Middle School in University Heights, pleaded not guilty Thursday morning, to charges of sexual battery.

Two recent fires here have caused injuries and sent one person to the hospital. The first fire broke out Oct.

In the royal dance-off battle between the King of Pop and Prince, we're going with the music of Michael Jackson, above.

A mother and daughter were arraigned today in what prosecutors said was a scheme to purchase store gift cards using counterfeit checks.

Lillie Pearson, 69, was charged in September with swiping nearly $350,000 in black-lung disability and Social Security retirement benefits over more than 30 years.

The Cleveland Heights-University Heights school district has begun a search for a new assistant superintendent after the resignation of Christine Fowler-Mack. Superintendent Doug Heuer said the district posted the job immediately after Fowler-Mack left the school system Friday.

Most people have a special friend in life. Highland Heights resident Ruth Kramer believes she is especially lucky in that she has several special friends.

Strong performances by a challenger and two incumbents highlighted the race Tuesday for three seats on the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education.

A South Euclid man will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering a Cleveland Heights police officer.

Expanding economic development, improving safety and maintaining strong finances are three goals of the city's newest council member.