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Cleveland gave tobacco retailers time to comply with the new city license requirement but soon they'll start handing out $500 fines.

Since the government shut down in October, the number of SNAP enrollees in the county dropped by more than 11,000. Officials are still trying to understand why.

Gardeners vented frustrations at a recent town hall meeting attended by Mayor Justin Bibb, who said he hopes to revitalize the program.

The City of Cleveland is rushing to spend federal money to make homes lead safe before a deadline at the end of May.

Local grocery chain Dave's said it has already seen less revenue from people spending SNAP benefits over the past year.

Several state lawmakers asked the Cleveland Clinic to pause opening a trauma center until a needs assessment was complete.

The City of Cleveland funded the pilot program over the past year and says it's been a success. But the dollars are running out.

Cleveland City Council's safety committee passed legislation that would increase penalties for menacing healthcare workers.

A $1 million federal grant is helping researchers study how low-cost home improvements like alleviating mold can improve asthma symptoms.

The city is hoping to make nearly 150 homes in Glenville lead safe. It has about 120 days to finish construction on more than half of them.