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Why State Rep. Juanita Brent is Running for Cleveland City Council in New Ward 1 Against Joe Jones
“Ward 1 has been home for my entire life,” Brent said.
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Ohio’s Center for Christian Virtue Reclassified as Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Group
The Southern Poverty Law Center adds CCV to its list of anti-LGBTQ+ hate groups following a six-year absence
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Cleveland Selects Finalists for Modular Home Building Facility, Acquires Site for Project
Mayor Justin Bibb aims to have 5,000 new modular homes built in Cleveland
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Ohio and National Government Watchdogs Warn GOP Trying to Engineer a More Favorable Midterm Map
Bernie Moreno said he thinks the GOP will pick up two additional seats and that Republicans controlling 12 of 15 districts — 80% of the delegation — “reflects the state.”
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Defamation Suit Offers Early Test of Ohio’s New Anti-SLAPP Statute
The new legal procedure aims to protect free speech from lawsuits filed to stifle expression
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His Ubiquitous Home Buying Billboards Around Cleveland Have Drawn Backlash. But John Williams Says He’s Not a Predatory Investor
Council president Blaine Griffin helped remove one that read “I Buy Crack Houses.” Meanwhile, Williams says, “There are plenty of homes that are for drug use that have been neglected that need to be restored.”
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More Than 133,000 Ohioans Started the Process to Recover Their Unclaimed Funds in June
Ohio’s two-year operating budget includes spending $600 million of unclaimed funds on the Cleveland Browns’ new domed stadium in Brook Park.
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High Prices and Muted Marketing Stunting Ohio’s Cannabis Industry, Observers Say
Ohio marijuana prices are currently 204% higher than Michigan’s and the state prohibits advertising on billboards, radio and TV
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Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office Reviewing Request for Investigation Into Wiretapping Allegations Against Cleveland Heights Mayor
Referred by the Cleveland Heights police department, the request dates back to an incident when Seren left a laptop in the law department while employees were being interviewed by outside investigators
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Proposed Federal Cuts to Research Funding Could Devastate Ohio Universities
“This is going to set back advancements in medicine, advancements, and all other kinds of fields potentially for decades.”
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‘I’m About to Die Here’: What a Power Outage and Heatwave Were Like in a Jail With No AC
Cuyahoga County officials say no one incarcerated in the jail needed treatment for heat illness. People inside say it was life-threatening.
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Hixson’s in Lakewood, Keeper of Cleveland Christmas Memorabilia, Auctioning Off Its Collection of Tens of Thousands of Decorations
Founder Bill Hixson’s work and collection decorated the White House during five administrations and wowed shoppers at Halle’s