Central residents wonder when a grocery store will return to neighborhood
By Conor Morris When Central resident Tesia McDonald wants to get fresh groceries for her four children, she must walk roughly 30 to 40 minutes, shop, then carry everything home.…
Mental Health Workers Hard to Find as People Clamor for Help
By Tiffany Alexander Unprecedented demand and a sparse employee pipeline are adding stress to Ohio’s already strained behavioral health system. From 2013 to 2019, demand for behavioral health services rose…
Gerrymandering is Voter Suppression
By Bruce Checefsky Gerrymandering is defined as manipulating the boundaries of an electoral district so as to create an advantage for a party, group, or class. Earlier this year, the…
Masks Required in All County Buildings Beginning August 1
Media contact(s): Devyn Giannetti: (216) 225-9813; [email protected] Visitors and Employees Must Wear Masks in All Public Spaces Regardless of Vaccination Status CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OH – Effective Monday, August 1, 2022,…
Assembly for the Arts to Help Creatives
By Veronica Thornton It is impossible for people to use resources they don’t know exist. Many funding organizations are starting to realize this as they re-evaluate and restructure some of…
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections AUGUST 2, 2022 PRIMARY ELECTION Candidate List
Candidates List for August 2, 2022 For Member of State Central Committee State Senate District 18 For Member of State Central Committee (4-Year Term) Kevin D. Malecek, Democrat Phil Robinson,…
Facts on fare evasion: what it is, how often it happens, and who is getting charged
By Doug Breehl-Pitorak People who don’t pay public transit fares in Cleveland can get a criminal record, spend up to 30 days in jail, and owe up to $250 in…
How to Address Lead Paint and Other Conditions and Issues in Rental Properties
By Tonya Sams When housing conditions are endangering your family, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by worry and fear. One common problem is the presence of lead in older homes.…
How to Know When to Trust the News
By Gennifer Harding-Gosnell With state and midterm national elections coming in November, the political landscape is being inundated with more campaign coverage than ever. Much of this coverage will come…
People’s Street Cleveland on the Move Again
By Ray Hom People's Street Cleveland volunteers are on the move again, literally! As part of the People's Street initiative, volunteers painted bicycle lanes in both directions on the Payne…