Ohio City News

Shaker Heights author Loung Ung: "Now I write because I really enjoy it." Loung Ung has broken bread with Queen Noor of Jordan, lunched with Paul McCartney and opened her own restaurant, Bar Cento, in Ohio City.

Cambodian school children learn of their nation's holocaust, the murderous reign of the Khmer Rouge, by reading Shaker Heights writer Loung Ung.

Authorities say four people died in a fire in the upstairs bedroom of a boarding house.

Neighbors on West 32nd Street were horrified at the burned-out remains of a boarding house where four people died Saturday morning, a building they called a nuisance.

An unidentified man was severely burned after a two-alarm fire gutted a boarding house and spread to a neighboring home in the 1700 block of West 32nd Street this morning.

Visitation: 2 p.m. until time of services today at the funeral home. ALEXANDER, Benson Sumner - 2:30 p.m. today at Meyer Community Chapel at Otterbein Retirement Community, St.

Nadine Kodysz, Evelyn Zweifel, Colleen Short and Janice Johnson load up a cart. "We have literally no budget for this," she said.

The Pickerington City Council appointed city Police Chief Michael Taylor interim city manager last night.

Mayor Frank Jackson wants your opinions on how the city should spend about $24 million in community development funding budgeted for 2010.

A local brewer is tapping a popular seasonal beer, just in time for the holidays.

Cleveland mayoral candidate Bill Patmon shakes hands with supporters during his recent fundraiser at Massimo da Milano.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- As someone who was passionate and city living and the environment, Sylvia Bingham's preferred way of getting around Cleveland was on her bicycle.

The membership group for Ohio's community development organizations has tapped a Cleveland executive as its new leader.

A city councilman trying to find new life for an empty building has decided to open his own restaurant spotlighting homegrown celebrities.

Sharonville officials say the city's convention center has hosted gun shows for years without any sales violations reported by any law enforcement agencies.

When: 2 p.m. Sunday Admission: $15 at cemetery gate. MORE A guide to haunted Cleveland Did Minnie Peters die by her own hand -- or did a dastardly someone do her in? Yes, there was a suicide note signed "your unfortunate wife," but the bloody hammer found by her side and the 12 dents in her head point to murder.

An Ohio city's annual international festival will raise disaster relief donations for this year's featured country, Indonesia.

When the W. S. Tyler Company moved from Cleveland's east side to Mentor in the 1972, it left behind a one-million-square-foot factory spread over several city blocks from East 34th Street to East 36th Street, and from Superior Avenue to St.

Residents of one Ohio community have been told that stopping persistent flooding could cost more than $100 million.

Police are looking for suspects in a double shooting tonight. Two men were shot about 9:40 p.m. in the Ohio City neighborhood.