Kaitlin Durbin

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In what some have called an unusual move, Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne is using his political influence to help shape

More than 200 homes were treated, but there remains hundreds of thousands of homes still in need of lead removal, officials estimate.

Cuyahoga County seniors are returning to work due to rising living costs and new federal benefit work requirements, and the county hosted a recent job fair to help them prepare.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — At 64, Cathy Peake is trying to figure out how to keep working — not just because she wants to, but because she may have to.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cuyahoga County residents with questions for Executive Chris Ronayne regarding county priorities — from the budget and rising

A Cuyahoga County oversight committee clashed with the jail project manager over whether members retain any authority to review and approve ongoing design documents for the new jail now under construction.

Cuyahoga County is asking departments to make 3.3% to 8% budget cuts to address projected deficits across its general and HHS levy funds heading into 2027.

Cuyahoga County paused its minority- and women-owned business program over legal concerns, despite ongoing disparities for Black-owned firms.

Cuyahoga County's prosecutor and law director reached a tentative deal dividing legal duties, but not without some infighting.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — After months of arguing over who handles what, Cuyahoga County’s prosecutor and law director have reached a tentative deal over how to di