A Home for Every Neighbor has helped more than 200 get off the streets. Now it’s searching for unsheltered people who are harder to find.

Since a city law was strengthened in 2023, Cleveland has inked 52 Community Benefits Agreements with developers. Here's what was promised.

News and insight from the Weekly Chatter newsletter. Plus, a Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas judge wrestles verbally.

Only one of the five active current commissioners is seeking reappointment to the 13-member community police commission.

The initiative includes 20 single-family homes across St. Clair and Hough, plus some home repairs and a couple of storefront renovations.

Take a look at the Cuyahoga County-wide tax levies and charter amendments on your ballot in the Nov. 3 election.

I am a typical summer-hating goth – I don’t like beaches, baseball, heat or sunlight, and I ain’t sorry to see summer go. Ever. So, of course, Halloween is my favorite holiday. It’s my Christmas, but ...

Collinwood High School is one of the none buildings Cleveland picked a developer to remake into housing for the neighborhood. Cleveland has picked teams it hopes can reuse nine shuttered Cleveland ...

Ohio Lead Inspectors LLC to conduct lead-based inspections and assistance as needed. Presenter Claire Russ, chief of agency analytics, inspections and technology Russ said Environmental Protection ...

Voters in more than 40 Cleveland precincts will cast their ballots at a new location this Election Day. Here’s a list of those affected.

First Amendment experts say it's a "hard argument to make" to restrict a resident's access to a public meeting because of past disruptions.

Local residents and community groups can once again apply for vacant lots in Cleveland to turn into gardens, side yards and public spaces.