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COVID-19 is hitting GE Aviation hard financially, prompting the Evendale-based company to cut 10% of its workforce in the U.S. That amounts to 2,600...

In a special meeting of the Citizen Complaint Authority (CCA) Monday, newly elected Chairman Mark Childers read a letter the board is submitting to the...

The Cleveland Museum of Art announced Friday details about its reopening plans, set for June 30. Gov. Mike DeWine issued guidance to entertainment venues such as museums Thursday, with permission to reopen June 10. Masks or facial coverings will be required of visitors and timed tickets must be reserved in advance at CMA, according to a news release. The museum will also scan temperatures of all visitors, which are limited to 500 a day.

When courts in the Justice Center begin reopening to the public June 1, Northeast Ohioans will find a very different courthouse from the one that closed its doors a few months ago. According to an order issued by Administrative Judge Brendan Sheehan, visitors will be required to wear masks and be screened for COVID-19 symptoms.

Ohio Board of Education members will wait until the fall to consider a resolution that proposes some drastic changes to the state report cards for schools and school districts, but a delay on the resolution doesn’t mean the end of discussions about potential modifications. The resolution before board members Tuesday recommended scrapping the A to F grading scale on the current state report cards, among a number of other changes. The board voted to delay consideration of the resolution until November.

At its meeting Tuesday, Cuyahoga County Council will begin considering a county charter amendment giving itself the authority to set campaign finance limits but if the proposal advances, it won’t necessarily lead to new regulations. Council president Dan Brady says he’s skeptical about approving this charter amendment and putting it on the ballot because it doesn’t set specific finance limits. He says he is open to legislation that would do that.

The Cuyahoga County Council is considering an amendment to the county charter to codify the responsibilities and powers of an inspector general. The position already exists, but it would be more difficult to eliminate if it’s in the charter.

Cleveland is offering to pay jail costs for people arrested by private police forces around the city, but the proposal includes a few new requirements. In letters dated Aug. 14 to police agencies run by Metrohealth, University Circle, Inc., Cleveland State University, Case Western Reserve University, RTA, Tri-C, Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, Cleveland schools, Cleveland Clinic, and University Hospitals, the city proposed new training requirements covering use of force, bias-free policing, police pursuit, and crisis intervention.

Ohio’s head of corrections Gary Mohr made a passionate call for sentencing reforms during a speech Friday at the City Club of Cleveland. Mohr said he’ll be leaving his post soon with a heavy heart over one issue.

President Donald Trump and porn star Stormy Daniels could be on stage in Ohio at the same time, some 90 miles apart.The Republican president is leading a…