Twin Cities Citizens gathered 440 signatures to challenge Claymont schools' unvoted tax shift, which closed Dennison's only school.

Two fall meetings will let Richfield residents weigh in on a draft code shaped by moratoriums on data centers and car washes.

House Bill 25 would put a navigator in every Ohio school building for foster youth, but lawmakers stripped out the money that would pay for it.

County commissioners want to suspend a half-mill JFS levy for 2026, tapping the general fund to keep services running.

No new bargaining dates are set after the union and school board traded blame for a mediation session gone wrong.

A federal judge says Ohio can't demand citizenship papers at the BMV, restoring the old sworn-statement rule ahead of the October 5 deadline.

CCDC quietly steers hundreds of thousands in public grants each meeting, and even a city councilman says he learned about one session just 30 minutes before showing up.

The tentative pact needs eight of 11 county council votes by September 4 to reach November's ballot.

Miller's campaign says Cleveland stations could be sued if they keep airing Affordable Ohio's ads attacking his voting record.

Four Democratic judicial hopefuls are sitting out bar-association interviews, reigniting a fight over how Cuyahoga County rates judges.

CPR training costs could rise $240 per class as Parma weighs its first fire fee overhaul in years.

Residents got their first look inside Avon's new municipal offices, a converted 1924 schoolhouse across from the Jameson Homestead.

Auditors flagged MAGNET 81 times, including a $15,954 no-show celebrity speaker bill and a $60,252 groundbreaking party.