The goal is to regulate a practice known as “submetering,” which allows renters to be charged extra for utilities.

Walters, who’s held the job since 2021, is taking a job leading a Democratic political data firm based in Washington, D.C.

Cleveland is working toward creating a special tax financing district to help pay for new housing on the East Side.

The repeal campaign now must collect 248,000 voter signatures from around the state before a deadline in late June.

Ohio school districts, including CMSD, have to follow a specific process in order to sell closed buildings for other uses, such as apartment.

Celebrate 100 years of the Cleveland Public Library’s main branch with a full day of library history and Alice in Wonderland-themed events.

Thousands of Cleveland polling locations changed for the May 6 election. Check yours before you head out to vote Tuesday.

Three City Council members who represent downtown Cleveland are urging County Council to reconsider halting the sheriff's downtown patrol.

Ryan lobbied to create Cleveland's Fair Employment Wage Board in 2001. Now he's helping it get started after a long delay.

A MetroHealth spokesperson pointed to "federal mandates" in explaining the decision to rename the the Health Equity and Diversity Committee.

The Cleveland Metroparks swears in Officers Ike and Sig to the K-9 unit, plus updates on visitor statistics for 2024.

We're kicking things off with a fitting question: what Cleveland bridge is literally the “home of the guardians”? See if you can ace our quiz.