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.

The fair board admits the 2025 ejection was wrong, but the sheriff still faces federal civil rights claims.

Longshoremen at the Port of Cleveland say shipwork has dried up as steel imports from Canada and Europe collapse under Trump-era tariffs.

Megan Keleman's father says an escape lane could have saved her life. His statewide bill is stalled in a Columbus committee.

West Geauga posted a 108.9 Performance Index, ranking 13th out of 607 Ohio districts, per district data.

Garfield Heights fell back to 2.5 stars after briefly hitting state standards last year, with absenteeism still gripping most classrooms.

CMSD's rating held flat even as chronic absenteeism topped 54% and three schools face a state cheating review.

Cuyahoga's prosecutor won't cut 3.3% from his budget until county leaders rein in six-figure executive salaries.

Lakewood and Jefferson lawmakers want fines utilities already pay to fund payouts for spoiled food and medicine.