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The full Cincinnati council has approved legislation supporters say will make it easier for some people and families to find affordable housing in the...

Columbus will partner with two local organizations to help people navigate eviction court and hopefully avoid filings in the first place. Local leaders…

Several victims of the tornadoes that moved through the Miami Valley on Memorial Day have received notices from the Federal Emergency Management Agency ...

A new Quinnipiac University poll shows a majority of Ohioans support background checks for gun sales, favor legalized abortion and oppose the…

returns to Cleveland this weekend for the first time since 2013 and is expected to bring 60,000 people to the shores of Lake Erie. Cleveland is the second port of call for the 11 replica and restored vessels from around the world participating in "The Great Lakes 2019 Race." Erin Short with the Tall Ships Challenge says events like this promote the waterfront, which in many cities, is underutilized.

Less than a week after Cuyahoga County appointed a temporary replacement for retiring Sheriff Clifford Pinkney, it has appointed a new acting sheriff. Sgt. David G. Schilling, Jr. will take over as acting Cuyahoga County Sheriff, the county executive's office announced late Monday.

The Lorain City School Board voted unanimously Aug. 1 to place a $3.1 million renewal levy on the November ballot. But they plan to remove it if CEO David Hardy remains in charge of the struggling school district. During the meeting, one board member and the city’s interim mayor said they would not support the levy if Hardy stays.

The two tennis greats confirmed the plan after hinting at the possibility earlier this week.

Cleveland Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco says the blood disorder that sidelined him earlier this season is leukemia. The 32-year-old right-hander shared his diagnosis with Dominican Republic television station CDN37 during a hospital visit there. The full interview will air Sunday at 4 p.m., according to tweets from the station and the reporter who broke the news, Frank Camilo.

The largest apartment complex to be built in downtown Cleveland in 40 years is going up on schedule. The Playhouse Square Foundation is making its first foray into residential development with the 35-story Lumen tower on Euclid Avenue. It had been delayed when it hit two large old foundations underground. Foundation President Art Falco said the builders have made up for lost time.