On Friday, Cleveland City Hall will return to normal business hours.After a ransomware attack left City Hall closed to the public for over a week, the building had a delayed opening Thursday and will return to normal hours Friday, the city said.RELATED: City Hall ‘cyber incident’ identified as ransomware attackAlthough the building will be open

Lights, camera, action. The City of Cleveland is ready for its closeup as film crews have been hard at work turning Superior Avenue Downtown from a modern Cleveland to an older Metropolis, which also happens to be the mythical home of Superman, hearkening back to an era when storefronts with awnings and merchants in aprons

The City of Cleveland said it won’t pay the ransom demanded by cybercriminals who attacked the city’s systems.In an e-mail to News 5 Cleveland, Chief Communications Officer Sarah Johnson wrote, “At this time, we have no intent of paying the ransom and are working to restore our systems. ” She declined to answer questions about

Ohio House lawmakers exclusively told News 5 Tuesday that the long-awaited pedestrian land bridge to connect downtown Cleveland to Lake Erie would get $20 million in the proposed capital budget’s one-time fund.The one-time funds inside House Bill 2 would give millions for the Cleveland Municipal Land Bridge project, giving locals better access to the state’s best asset Lake Erie.In downtown,