The Cleveland Scream Club gives attendees a safe space to let out raw emotions and reconnect with themselves. The post Need to scream? Clevelanders are letting …
Residents of Cleveland's Ward 11 received updates about 'problem properties' from Council Member Nikki Hudson at the July community meeting. The post Cleveland …
Company data filed in court shows nearly 59,000 addictive kratom drinks were sold each day in Ohio before a recent ban took hold. One doctor said he's treating …
Whether you’re a news junkie or just in it for the glory, you’re in the right place. The post How deep are the salt mines under Lake Erie? Test your knowledge i…
The governor warned of unscrupulous recovery home operators preying on vulnerable Ohioans. Plus, an addictive, opioid-like drink has flown off shelves. The post…
The $32 million project added 26,000 square feet and ensured that all 200 beds are in private single or double rooms. The post ‘Hope becomes tangible’: Clevelan…
Without the recent job cuts, CMSD would have ended this fiscal year with a $64.3 million instead of a much smaller $3.9 million deficit. The post CMSD just clos…
The city is seeking vendors to provide license plate readers, gunshot detection and drones. The post As Cleveland embraces police surveillance technology, criti…
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon recently sent an open letter to universities asking leaders to publicly share ‘statements of principle.’ The post Ohio…
Some Cleveland churches are now paying for their hot meals program using funds raised from their congregations. The post Cleveland churches are shouldering the …
Signal Cleveland readers share what they remember about their time learning or teaching in CMSD schools that have closed. The post ‘It was a truly special place…
From the ground to your plate, farm manager Jasean Rice takes visitors through the farm’s hoop houses to select produce for purchase. The post Pick your own pro…
Council Member Tanmay Shah held a community brainstorming session at a recent community meeting. The post Cleveland Ward 12 residents imagine better housing, st…
The city's ordinance requires developers receiving public funding to do things such as hire more Cleveland residents and business owners from underrepresented g…
And new railcars, partly paid for with federal funding, are on the way. The post RTA plans more route and service frequency cuts. Here’s three changes to weigh …
The county was able to use $6.9 million of the $8.1 million grant from the Ohio Department of Development's Lead Safe Ohio program. The post Cuyahoga County fai…
Weekly Chatter: Plus, Cleveland seeks a vendor to provide a suite of police surveillance technology. The post Cuyahoga County’s debate over returning the sherif…
Gasoline prices have stayed stubbornly high this summer, and Clevelanders are paying up. Let us know your tips for saving money on gas. The post How are you cop…
The lead hazard relocation program will no longer offer emergency housing assistance to families dealing with lead poisoning. The post Lead relocation program t…
Western Reserve Land Conservancy is taking applications until Aug. 13 for the free program that teaches residents how to help build the tree canopy. The post Cl…
The music started around 4 p.m., and by the time it wrapped at 9, seniors from some of Central's high-rise apartment buildings had eaten a delicious meal and da…
Ohio politics news and insights from the State Signals newsletter. Plus, Sen. Jon Husted is pitching himself as a "firewall" preventing Democrats from impeachin…
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Michael Anderson never expected to become an activist. After his niece, Tanisha Anderson, died in police custody during a mental health crisis, he vowed to prev…