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Whether Someone Is a ‘Noncitizen’ Will Now Be Listed on Ohio IDs and Driver Licenses Thanks to Controversial Voting Bill
Advocates worry the requirement will endanger immigrants
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Could Veterans Memorial Bridge Become Cleveland’s ‘Low Line’?
The Veterans Memorial Bridge’s long-vacant rail level could be reborn as an above-river park
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“People’s Budget” Would Let Clevelanders Decide How to Spend $5.5 Million
Proponents say participatory budgeting eliminates backroom dealing and gives power to the people
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They Called 911 for Help. Police and Prosecutors Used a New Junk Science Championed by an Ohio Cop to Decide They Were Liars.
Tracing the fallacy of 911 call analysis through the justice system, from Quantico to the courtroom
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At Contentious Meeting, Cuyahoga County Arts & Culture Criticized for Secrecy, Unspent Funds Allocated for Individual Artists
Internal board disagreements bubbled to the surface as artists once again called for transparency and change
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How Tighter Standards Could Change Cleveland’s Poor Air Quality Issues
The city is working to improve monitoring of air quality, which has been historically bad, to identify long-term solutions
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In GCC Event, Experts Decry Cuyahoga County’s High Rate of Sentencing Juveniles as Adults
Cuyahoga uses bindovers more than all other urban Ohio counties combine
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Ohio’s Largest Coal Plant to Change Coal Ash Handling After U.S. EPA Denial
The operator of Ohio’s largest coal-fired power plant says it plans to switch to a “dry ash” handling system that complies with federal rules. Environmental advocates say questions remain
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‘It’s Not Vacant’: Longtime ArtCraft Building Tenants Given Only Weeks To Leave After Cleveland Police HQ Announcement
Artists, some of whom have been there for decades, say they have until December 16th to clear out
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10% of MetroHealth Employees Deal With Food Insecurity and Trouble Paying for Housing, Study Says
Meanwhile, former CEO Akram Boutros, who championed the hospital system’s social justice efforts, was making millions in bonuses
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Why Ohio’s Top Oil and Gas Producing Counties Continue to Lag in Jobs
A decade into Ohio’s shale gas boom, seven Appalachian counties still have unemployment rates that exceed the state average.