Jeff Riddell survived an 18-vote primary win; Carolyn White topped 50% in hers. Now they face off for a $98,563-a-year seat.

Issue 39 would push East Cleveland’s income tax to 2.5%, matching Cleveland’s rate but exceeding Cleveland Heights’ 2.25% rate.

Issue 29 wouldn't raise anyone's pay now, but it could change who controls future increases above 3%.

One Ashland homeowner's value climbed 84% in six years — and he waited three hours just to talk to the auditor.

Concord Township's vocational hub celebrates new health, cosmetology and sports medicine labs with a ribbon-cutting Oct. 16.

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.