Cleveland's Residents First law places local agents in the center of City Hall's efforts to hold out-of-town landlords ...

The roughly 4% year-over-year increase, slightly higher than the current rate of inflation, won't be split evenly among all ...

More than 10,000 properties are represented by local agents under new Cleveland laws meant to hold out-of-town landlords ...

Summers are getting hotter due to climate change. But Ohio's resource for free air conditioning and fans doesn't start until July 1.

Meadow City LLC proposes to install 100% opaque boards on two six-foot-tall fences in two front yard setbacks in a two-family ...

A battery overheated and started a fire at CPP’s Lake Road substation, the facility recognizable for its large mural of ...

CMSD just approved a policy for holding school board meetings virtually instead of in-person, and more changes are coming.

Check out the many fireworks displays and July 4th celebrations taking place in Northeast Ohio from June 28-July 5.

Finding the money to make expensive repairs is challenging for Cleveland 's historic Black church congregations.

Liberty Hill, founded in 1917, is honored to be the steward of this formidable historic structure, he said, but it comes with ...

Black Environmental Leaders has worked for year with the Equal Justice Institute in Montgomery, Alabama on the marker project ...

Shiloh was city’s first Black Baptist congregation. Its existence has been intertwined with Black life in Cleveland.