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NEADA projects Ohio households may pay about $672 to cool homes this summer while LIHEAP funding faces potential cuts.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A 68‑year‑old bicyclist was killed on Harrison Road after being struck by a pickup; troopers say she attempted a left turn and was not wearing a helmet.
A Mansfield mother says renting short‑term homes for unsupervised teen parties put her son in harm’s way and she’ll join a rally pressing parents to be accountable.
Food & Drinks in ...
Noble Beast will convert the former Bookhouse on West 25th into Anthology Cask House — a compact pub for cask ales and imported drafts with food by Little Cloud.
Three oversight bodies plan separate surveys of Cleveland residents as the city seeks to exit federal oversight. Officials caution duplication could blur what the public is actually saying.
Three years after her disappearance and dramatic return, the case of Cleveland EMT Lachelle Jordan remains unsolved and is under special‑prosecutor review.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
Dee and Jimmy Haslam pledged $12.5 million to accelerate CLL and rare blood‑cancer research, sending $10M to the Oxford‑Harrington centre and $2.5M to UH Seidman.
Unofficial Lake County returns show just 5.05% turnout on May 5, tilting local primaries and sinking school income-tax measures by narrow margins. Democratic voters outpaced Republicans by a wide margin.
Sports in ...
Abdullah Mason will defend his WBO lightweight title at Cleveland State’s Wolstein Center on July 4 against Joe Cordina, a DAZN/TNT 'The Fight' headliner with a stacked undercard.
Retail & Industry in ...
Timken is selling its belts business to Gates and will shutter the Springfield, MO plant later this year, affecting about 283 jobs.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A Kassouf-affiliated investor bought 800 Superior, raising fresh questions about tenants, the attached garage and whether the tower will be reworked or re-leased.
Weather & Environment in ...
Showers and thunderstorms move in Tuesday with gusty winds. Localized nuisance flooding is possible in low-lying areas.
Mentor leaders say they will remove a volunteer zoning board member after a widely shared video showed her using a racial slur and pulling driveway markers. The city condemned the conduct and named the member.
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