A Collinwood parent turned Substack sleuth has pushed public records into the headlines, pressing CMSD for answers on pay, pastor visits and bus safety.

New Cleveland tire-shop owners changed tires roadside after a large I‑90 pothole left motorists stranded, sparing some from tows and hefty repair bills.

United Way’s pullback leaves the Imagination Library’s local budget uncertain, affecting about 1,447 Brunswick kids and more than 6,000 countywide. Partners say this year is covered but long‑term funding is unclear.

A federal judge dismissed a trust challenge from Eric Carmen’s children, upholding an earlier settlement and leaving his widow in control of the singer’s catalog.

Dozens of nurses picketed Mercy Health — Lorain Hospital on Wednesday, pressing management to add enforceable safe‑staffing language to contracts. Organizers said short staffing is hurting patient care and worker safety.

City public-health data shows Black women and girls in Cleveland disproportionately visit emergency rooms for assault injuries; officials say the numbers can guide equity-focused prevention.

A JobsOhio relocation incentive is helping Ohio employers recruit out‑of‑state STEM talent, with early payouts to dozens of companies while local training ramps up.

Vintage 2025 Census estimates show Greater Cleveland added about 4,167 people in 2025, largely because of international migration even as births lag.

At Akron's Spring Hill Apartments tenants report cockroaches, mold and halted mail while the owner has collected federal housing tax credits.

A 6-year-old in Copley-Fairlawn was left on a bus and found inside the district garage. The substitute driver was fired and the family is seeking footage and answers.

Euclid Beach Nursing & Rehabilitation plans to admit non‑violent, non‑repeat registered sex offenders beginning Sept. 1, prompting safety concerns from neighbors and Councilman Mike Polensek.

A March 24 Facebook post alleges bed bugs at Forest Hills Place in Cleveland Heights. Online reviews echo pest concerns and local resources are listed for families.

A former Akron General worker alleges race- and age-based discrimination, claiming write‑ups, schedule changes and missed opportunities before she was fired in 2024.