Warrensville Heights News

A sinking feeling hit Carl Cygan as he turned onto Interstate 480 from Warrensville Center Road in Warrensville Heights.

An officer reported that a man tried to break into the Martin G. Lentz Police Academy, 2595 Noble Road, on May 22.

One of the reasons I like Zoup! Fresh Soup Company is its wide variety of soups any time of the year.

A former superintendent and treasurer of the Warrensville Heights city schools used district credit cards for $6,710 in purchases that weren't supported by required documentation, according to the Ohio auditor's office.

U.S. Rep. Marcia Fudge attended Monday's City Council meeting to commend two members of the Beachwood community.

Ohio will join the rest of the country on Tuesday in no longer legally considering pit bulls as "vicious." In this photo, Sam, a 1-year-old Pit Bull, sits with Tamika Garrison Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at Riverside Park in Grand Rapids, Mich.

He's charged with felonious assault and firing a gun near a building in the shooting of two people July 25, 2009, in the 3500 block of East 114th Street.

Many of the people who live on Eastwood Lane are elderly and simply cannot keep up with housework any longer.

Construction executive Nicholas Zavarella was sentenced to one year of home detention on Tuesday for bribing his longtime friend and former Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora with $25,000 in free home improvements going back to 2002.

Warrensville Heights Democratic U.S. Rep. Marcia Fudge ripped Ohio voting laws in a robocall message to Ohio voters on Tuesday.

The nation's largest specialty golf retailer is swinging into the Cleveland market and opening the area's largest experiential retail golf store.

EQUIPMENT VIOLATION/DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, CHAGRIN BOULEVARD: A Lyndhurst man, 29, was pulled over late May 1 after an officer on patrol noticed him driving west with only his fog lights on.

Urban farmers need acccess to U.S. Agriculture Department credit programs just like their rural counterparts and Congress should accomodate their needs when it crafts the next farm bill, inner-city Cleveland farmer Michael Walton told a House subcommittee on Thursday.

Chuck Stefano of Lyndhurst tries out the putting green in the middle of the Golfsmith store in Warrensville Heights.

A Cuyahoga County judge ended an eight-day bench trial Wednesday by finding Jermaine Crawford guilty of murdering Navario Banks in his Warrensville Heights home last year on March 6. Crawford was found guilty on one count of murder, one count of robbery with a three-year firearm specification, and repeat violator offender and notice of prior ... (more)