At a recent community conversation, formerly incarcerated people shared stories of the barriers they have faced looking for housing.

A Cuyahoga County program is helping formerly incarcerated people pay for one-time housing expenses with the goal of reducing homelessness.

Cuyahoga County has teamed up with CHN Housing Partners to offer up to $10,000 to eligible seniors on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Former Ohio Gov. Bob Taft threw his support behind Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in his reelection race against GOP nominee ...

Cleveland’s architects, engineers and construction workers help high school students plan for their careers through ACE mentorship program.

For nearly three years, the Civilian Police Review Board has inched toward more authority over police oversight, approved by voters in 2021.

An elected official from Northern Ireland drummed up support for Irish unification among Cleveland’s sizable Irish-American ...

Cleveland prosecutors have been filing criminal complaints against landlords they accuse of not cleaning up lead paint hazards.

Cleveland's mayor cast the Browns' owners as choosing a Brook Park dome over the city's well-being. Who will pay the ...

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