Nora McKeown

CLEVELAND — The current lead crisis in Cleveland is significantly worse than the height of the crisis in Flint, Michigan, according to the city's public health director, Dr. Dave Margolius.

The data found many Black women are experiencing similar types of discrimination in healthcare, education and work settings.

Perry Clark has been working to lower Ohio’s recidivism rate since founding his nonprofit, Truly Reaching You, in 1999.

DETROIT — In Detroit, a city with similar challenges as Cleveland, local leaders are having success with a program that funds community-run

CLEVELAND — Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb has selected nine nominees for the city's 13-member Community Police Commission (CPC) and sent them to city council for review and final approval.

Nine nominees for Cleveland’s Community Police Commission must now be approved by city council.

CLEVELAND — Several people are facing felony charges for vandalizing buildings, tables and other structures at Case Western Reserve University, according to a school spokesperson.

CLEVELAND — Edwin Parris, the city of Cleveland's first veterans liaison, is a U.S. Army vet himself, who says there is no shortage of benefits available to those who served; the challenge is getting the word out.

CLEVELAND — Officials in Cleveland consider the city's lead poisoning rate a critical public health crisis.