Chris Quinn

A nine-step plan proposes removing lead paint from Cleveland homes, led by Sherwin-Williams executives and local leaders, to end childhood lead poisoning.

A five-part series exposes Sherwin-Williams' historic role in lead paint use and proposes a plan to eliminate lead hazards in Cleveland homes.

A five-part series exposes Sherwin-Williams' lead paint legacy and urges the company to lead efforts to solve Cleveland's ongoing crisis.

The reporting draws from preserved Sherwin-Williams records and public archives to trace historic company decisions.

Chris Quinn, cleveland.com Writing a series about decisions made a century or more ago presents a challenge, as everyone involved is long dead.

Ohioans broadly agree that corporations, not taxpayers, should bear the costs and impacts of new data centers.

A community-driven editorial experiment yielded strong reader consensus and will inspire further audience engagement initiatives.

Ohio readers overwhelmingly trust state elections but worry Trump’s rhetoric could undermine public confidence.

A Northeast Ohio newsroom is expanding into short-form video to reach audiences who prefer video over text, finding up to 10 times more viewers than traditional written stories.

Clevelanders cite parking costs, safety fears, and lack of everyday attractions as reasons for avoiding downtown, though crime data and many residents suggest perceptions outpace reality.