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Nearly Half of Ohio’s Renters Are Paying More Than They Can Afford on Rent, New Report Shows
73% of extremely low-income renters spend more than half their income on rent.
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Forest City Cleveland is the Name of the City’s Newest Men’s Soccer Team
But does the city, or a sports team, still deserve that title?
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Ohio House Waits on Data Center Study Vote, Hints at Veto Override on Sales Tax Exemption
“We absolutely should have a commission to look at these issues, and look broader, frankly, at artificial intelligence policy. But it shouldn’t be just another commission that is in the pocket of the people who it would impact.”
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Meet Me Here Plaza to Bring Public Basketball Court to Downtown
The park, to be built off Huron and Ontario in June, will be Downtown Cleveland’s first publicly-accessible, free-to-use sports amenity in nearly a decade.
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A Group Seeks to Eliminate Ohio Property Taxes. Experts Warn it Would Create Devastating Budget Cuts
More than three-fifths of property taxes fund public schools, with lesser portions funding fire and police departments, libraries, townships and city and county governments.
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Freedom From Religion Foundation Asks Ohio School District to Stop Religious Time on School Property
“A public school violates the Constitution when it promotes religion by giving special access to school property to a religious release time program,” Freedom From Religion Foundation states.
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XCSB, Amidst Lawsuit with Cleveland State, is Back in Streaming Form
“Streaming is a realistic alternative,” one DJ told Scene, “it’s really the only alternative for us.”
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Cleveland Puts Flock Expansion on Hold Amid Local Pushback
Flock No and others have raised concerns regarding ICE and privacy.
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Ohio U.S. House Members Have Mixed Reactions Across Party Lines on Trump’s Iran Military Strikes
“This President promised to end wars, not start news,” said Shontel Brown.
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Why Is Hangry Brands So Hungry?
Cleveland’s newest and fastest-growing hospitality group has a bold plan, and no apologies, as it stakes its flashy claim on the city’s restaurant and bar scene.
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My Review of Small Bites
Where richness on the plate meets something harder to swallow.
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Despite Law Barring Utilities from Owning Power Plants, Ohio Lawmaker Mulls a Carveout for Nuclear
If lawmakers just went through all the trouble of reinforcing the distinction between the companies generating power and those distributing it, why is one lawmaker working on a plan to let the distributors get back into the generation market?