A Cleveland.com review found properties with active lead-safe certificates still carrying old unpaid tickets sent to collections.

Residents near Green Road worry 29 school buses could endanger kids walking to Mercer Elementary. The school board weighs in next week.

The Elyria-based credit union says Avon currently has no credit union of its own, per CEO Bret Fisher.

A Lorain County Fair handshake with a registered sex offender forced Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign to scrub an ad, but his wife stays in the edit.

Council members cited a councilman's three visits to Legal Aid offices while raising questions about how success is measured.

HB 1012 would scrap a 10% state withholding on district special ed aid after Ohio’s reimbursement rate for high-cost cases was 25.57% this year.

Zoltan Krompecher paid back the Army after a computer error — then waited nearly 18 months for a fix that finally came this fall.

Commissioners say Lake County drivers have been unfairly singled out by decades-old smog checks. Federal approval is still needed.

Monte Ahuja's new gift funds AI-focused coursework and proposes renaming the college he first backed 15 years ago.

Ohio must now rework its wine rules after the Supreme Court refused to save a ban on out-of-state retailer shipments.

Cleveland's zoning pause on new data centers is set to expire October 20, 2026; a council proposal would extend it through January 29, 2027, to finish the rulebook.

Issue 16 would make developers like Province Group put up cash guarantees and cap noise at 50 decibels before getting village tax breaks.

The 46,000-square-foot facility was announced at a Youngstown rally, with Senator Jon Husted getting the credit.