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Cleveland City Council Tuesday raised questions about customer service at Cleveland Public Power at the latest in an ongoing series of hearings launched after a consultant’s report was highly critical of CPP.

Former Judge Tracie Hunter was dragged out of a courtroom this week after being sentenced to jail. Her sentencing sparked shouts in the courtroom,...

A nominee for statewide office is breaking away from the top of the ticket when it comes to Issue 1. The constitutional amendment would reduce criminal…

After a decade of fighting terrorism, is the U.S. any safer? Coming Sept. 6, 2011.

Mail volume is way down, and the U.S. Postal Service is running out of cash. Advocates want Congress to provide additional funding in the next rescue package.

If you're still waiting on an absentee primary ballot to arrive in the mail, election officials say you're not alone. Secretary of State Frank LaRose...

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The Ohio Rail Development Commission has completed a first-phase analysis for passenger rail connecting Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Dayton.

The Fair Housing Resource Center lost about 90% of its funding due to cuts at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, according to its executive director.

When the May Dugan Center on Cleveland’s West side received a $1 million grant from the fund established by the Victims Of Crime Act (VCOA) in 2017, the social services agency started a trauma recovery center. The next year, they decided to focus on victims of one type of crime: felonious assaults – people who have been shot or badly hurt. Survivors have a long list of needs beyond physically and mentally recovering from trauma, starting right after the crime is committed, the center’s Sue Marasco said.