Drillers want access beneath 618 acres. Here’s how approval works and where Ohio’s 2026 governor candidates stand on fracking in parks and wildlife areas.

A Franklin County judge blocked a state law that eliminated Ohioans’ special legal powers to sue steel plants and other that pollute the air.

The Cleveland Public Library plans to demolish the Memorial-Nottingham Branch and construct a new one near Euclid Beach Pier.

Weekly Chatter: The city-owned electric utility relies on customers to pay the costs of buying power and maintaining infrastructure. An old Cleveland Municipal Light & Power sign hangs on a fence ...

This weekend the East Cleveland Township Cemetery is welcoming visitors for two Halloween-themed events. A spooky night time tour of the cemetery with stories about its most notable residents is at 7 ...

A Mt. Pleasant farmer said her disgruntled council member sought to remove her from a lot where she has operated for years.

Cleveland police discipline cases show the outcomes of misconduct investigations and citizen complaints over a period of about a decade.

All aboard for this week’s Cleveland photo quiz! We’re heading to the Lake Erie shoreline to test what you know about Barge 225, a vessel with a history that stretches from waterfront dining and ...

Over the past decade, when Cleveland police employees faced discipline, they ended up with a suspension about half of the time. But in the past few years, the number of officers and other staff facing ...

City officials hope the proposed legislation will free up time to focus on rental properties that have not complied with lead-safe laws.

See what’s happened so far to Cleveland’s 18 closed schools, from housing plans at Collinwood and Tremont to a fire station at Valley View.