at-risk youth

The change could affect the state's new OhioRISE program that coordinates care for troubled and vulnerable kids.

After being investigated for complaints of racial discrimination, Cleveland’s health department has been reorganized to better focus on addressing issues such as racism, crime and violence as public health crises, Mayor Frank Jackson said Thursday. That's why, he said, the department is now under the city’s Office of Prevention, Intervention and Opportunities for Youth and Young Adults, which was created in 2017 to improve the quality of life for children in impoverished neighborhoods.

While the Ohio House speaker saga drags on, more than 150 bills are awaiting action. One is a measure that would preserve money for a program that serves…

The nation’s first publicly funded inner-city dirt bike park is being built in Cleveland with hopes of redirecting the swarms of dirt bike riders…

Cleveland now has a cabinet-level chief to guide its new youth-violence prevention team.Today Mayor Frank Jackson announced the appointment of Cuyahoga…

A long-running Cleveland Public Theater summer program for at-risk youth has new funding to expand into the school year.In today’s State of the Arts,…