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Who Is in the Cuyahoga County Jail? Finally, There’s an App for That
After years of debate, ‘The Sheriff App’ will allow people to use a smartphone to see who is in the Cuyahoga County jail.
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Willoughby Court Pauses Mandatory Fee to Appeal Traffic Camera Tickets
“They were depriving people of their money and their property,” an attorney involved in the case told Scene. But Willoughby’s muni court is reviewing what to do in the future
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‘The Mayor’s Forced My Hand’: Cleveland Heights Police Chief Responds to Kahlil Seren’s Various Allegations in Scathing Letter
“There are so many things wrong with what Mayor Seren had to say, that it is hard to know where to begin,” Chief Christopher Britton wrote.
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Republican Vivek Ramaswamy Holds Massive Cash Advantage in Ohio’s 2026 Race for Governor
While Amy Acton raised $1.35 million, a record for a non-incumbent Democratic governor candidate in Ohio, Ramaswamy raised $9.7 million
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As Federal Cuts Finalized, State Lawmakers in Ohio Also Gave Cuts to Public Broadcasting
Those state-level cuts include funds providing services for the blind
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Cuyahoga Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze Should Be Suspended for Two Years, Board Recommends
The case now heads to the Ohio Supreme Court. An FBI probe still looms over Celebrezze and Mark Dottore, after Marshall Project – Cleveland reporting.
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Rising Star Fires More Employees, Temporarily Shutters Lakewood Location After ‘Sip-In’ Supporting Union Draws Crowds
Owners called the police last weekend to help close the shop after crowds showed to support union organizers
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Experience Battles Newcomer Idealism at Thursday Night Panel of City Council Hopefuls
It was city-subsidized grocery stores versus doubling-down on potholes on display in Tremont
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Mayor Seren’s Wife Accused of Breaking Inside Cleveland Heights Home with Recall Sign in Front
“I wasn’t being sneaky,” McDaniel said, according to a police report. “I thought I was going to have an interaction about sanding floors.”
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Cleveland State To Stop Handing Out Free RTA Passes for Students
On Wednesday, the school said bye-bye to its U-Pass, which gave students free transit rides every semester since 2003
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Why Cleveland’s Leaning Hard Into the Housing-First Model to Help the Homeless
Through the Home for Every Neighbor program, the city has housed 180 homeless people with few barriers or red tape