Success Fair 2026, which will be held in Cleveland Aug. 14, will have 200 companies recruiting, including those with construction jobs.

The 120-year-old, city-owned utility’s main source of money for upgrading the system is the ratepayers themselves.

Explore murals, rare books, Superman memorabilia, tiny books, chess collections and more at Cleveland Public Library downtown.

On most mornings for years, an employee in Cleveland Clerk of Courts Earle B. Turner’s office reviewed an electronic log of parking tickets paid the previous day online or by phone. The employee’s ...

Students from CMSD and other Cleveland area schools tour the student health center and gym at the University of Akron on July 15. Tour guide Nicholas Kohut, a senior studying education, points out the ...

The federal government took a major step forward Friday toward opening more than 2,800 acres of Ohio’s only national forest ...

Cuyahoga Community College is ending 30 associate degree programs as part of requirements under Senate Bill 1, Ohio’s new higher education law. The cuts are being made across the college, including in ...

Cleveland City Council approved a six-month extension for Flock license plate readers and a three-month data center ...

Cleveland City Council members regularly spend discretionary money giving out food to residents. That aid has taken the form of grocery store gift cards, hams and turkeys. Start every Saturday with ...

Weekly Chatter: When City Hall hired Shayleen Agarwal as public safety inspector general in late 2024, the job had been open for years. Cleveland Police Chief Dorothy Todd's badge during a press ...

The sign-up page for insurance under the Affordable care act. The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently published updated data showing how Affordable Care Act enrollments have ...

Cleveland's debate over surveillance with license plate readers will likely continue, even after City Council's vote.