Flu and COVID-19 are both respiratory illnesses, but vaccination recommendations differ for the two illnesses.
All aboard for this week’s Cleveland photo quiz! We’re heading to the Lake Erie shoreline to test what you know about Metroparks' Barge 225, ...
See what’s happened so far to Cleveland’s 18 closed schools, from housing plans at Collinwood and Tremont to a fire station at Valley View.
Cleveland did not select bids from charter school operators to take over recently closed public school buildings.
The city needs 90 more days to craft proposed regulations for data centers, a Cleveland City Council member says.
Housing advocates say Cleveland should sue over the condition of properties held by a Maryland-based investment firm.
From Crock-Pot meals to extra money from health insurance, here's how some Cleveland seniors are keeping their pantries full.
A diagram used in 2022 by ShotSpotter Inc. to explain to Cleveland City Council members how the gunfire-detection response works. Credit: SoundThinking Mayor Justin Bibb’s administration went around ...
Take a look at the Cuyahoga County-wide tax levies and charter amendments on your ballot in the Nov. 3 election.
Cleveland has rejected — for now — a 150-megawatt data center in the Slavic Village neighborhood, and City Council is considering a moratorium on new data centers. That doesn’t mean the city is data ...
A new federal tax program is coming. Local public school districts will have to work hard to cash in
School choice advocates and private schools have supported the tax program. But, if public schools hustle, they could benefit too.
Cleveland seniors say it’s harder to put food on the table as prices rise and the safety net shrinks
As SNAP benefits shrink and local safety nets wear thin, Cleveland seniors still have to figure out a way to put food on the table.
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