CLEVELAND, Ohio — Hundreds fewer Cuyahoga County residents will be able to earn a GED, improve job skills or participate in training programs needed to keep their food benefits this year as federal funding cuts force the Cuyahoga County Public Library to scale back its Aspire adult education program.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Equitas Health, one of Ohio’s largest HIV service providers, is bracing for the loss of federal HIV prevention funding after the Trump administration announced it will not renew grants to nearly 100 community-based organizations nationwide.
Cuyahoga County residents are already paying the highest sales tax in Ohio. Now the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority wants more — and the timing could hardly be worse.
RTA says raise taxes or watch service get cut. Voters aren't convinced Read More »
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Ohio Auditor Keith Faber scolded Cuyahoga County for breaking the law in building its new jail. But county leaders are not personally liable for the expense.
The Ohio auditor speaks: Chris Ronayne broke the law on new jail spending: Today in Ohio Read More »
CLEVELAND, Ohio — New federal work requirements set to take effect next year could reshape Medicaid coverage for roughly 90,000 Cuyahoga County residents, and local officials say they’re already getting a glimpse of the impact it could have.
Medicaid work rules threaten coverage for 90,000 in Cuyahoga Read More »