Golf carts can hit Lorain streets starting Oct. 21, but one councilwoman warns of joyriding on main roads.

Council could vote within a month on rules for 200-plus short-term rentals, including 140 Airbnbs, after years of resident complaints.

Council tabled a $25,000 legal review as residents accuse Mayor Corcoran of rushing a federal grant deal past voters.

District officials warn the general fund could swing to negative $3.7 million by 2030 without new money on the November ballot.

Board members split 3-2 on a $19.75-per-test contract, with two trustees calling the program punitive and ineffective.

Cleveland alone accounts for 20,066 flagged registrations — roughly one in every 12 voters in city precincts.

Cleveland council members worry a proposed collections contract could revive decade-old red-light and speed camera debts that voters banned in 2014.

County estimates swing from under 500 to 18,000 statewide, exposing a data gap as coverage is set to lapse for Ohio refugees and asylees.

Prosecutor Michael O'Malley wants Ohio's attorney general to decide if County Executive Chris Ronayne can control the clerk of courts.

The five-year levy would cost $94 annually per $100,000 in home value, starting with 2028 tax bills.

An Indiana walkout by fewer than 50 workers has grown into a northern Ohio supply shutdown backed by over 300 Teamsters.

An unaccredited agency could charge $902.10 for a benefit worth $180.42 a month, even as free county help sits down the street.

Democrat Maria Jukic is running on Social Security and data-center oversight against a six-term incumbent with a sizable campaign-cash advantage.