Celia Hack

Violence interrupters are community-based staff who visit a hospital in the hours after a shooting occurs to meet with survivors and their family members and to discourage retaliation.

The hospital's adult trauma center and emergency department will remain in operation and can also treat children.

A lender is seeking to foreclose on a storied health center that operates across Cleveland's East Side.

The Cleveland Clinic agreed as part of a settlement with the Department of Justice, as the feds cracks down on transgender healthcare.

A new group called the Centering Survivors and Families Research Collaborative — Cleveland is a partnership between people impacted by gun violence, community experts, researchers and physicians.

As the city's major hospital systems debate trauma centers, advocates say the bigger question is how to get more investment to tend to the needs of gunshot survivors and people coping with the loss of a loved one.

A higher rate of Cleveland kids going to the doctor for a check-up are getting screened for lead poisoning. But advocates say there's a lot more work to do.

The city hopes to see more community programming and entrepreneurial opportunities at the Eastside Market.

The violence intervention program places community-based staff in hospitals after a shooting to meet with survivors and their family members.

Last week's heat wave resulted in power outages across the Cleveland metro area. People seeking replacement SNAP benefits must request it within 10 days of the power outage.