Celia Hack

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.

Eighteen cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness that can result in explosive diarrhea, have recently been identified in Cleveland.

The Office of Violence Prevention, which was established over a year ago by the county, has three $15,000 grants now available for community groups.

How a family is turning to Cleveland's Benjamin Rose Institute to plan for a loved one's life with memory loss.

The Centers worked with county agencies on funding for the center, which brings a number of services for mental and behavioral health crisis under one roof.

Many Ohio residents with Medicaid will soon have to prove that they work or volunteer, under a new law signed by President Donald Trump.

The One Big Beautiful Bill, signed into law last year, will require many Summit County residents with Medicaid to prove that they work or volunteer.

The Central Kinsman Wellness Collective will host its second farm stop Aug. 6 – 9 at 7201 Kinsman Road.

The program does not apply to property owners in the City of Cleveland, which administers its own, separate grant programs.

For the past year, the relocation program offered emergency housing for people displaced by lead hazards, but those people largely won't be eligible for services anymore.