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Officials say federal and state actions threaten a long-standing tradition of support for public education in Ohio and the U.S.
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The STEM lessons are offered by two students at University School who created their own nonprofit to encourage students of color to pursue science, technology, engineering and math careers.
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The Eddie Eagle cartoon, produced by the National Rifle Association in the late 1980s, is being used in Cleveland, Akron and cities across the country to try to teach children gun safety. But research shows it's ineffective.
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Mayor Bibb's driver was in a crash after turning on emergency lights and driving through a red light, he said, to rush the mayor to an 'emergency meeting.'
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Voters approved a charter amendment in 2008 that requires the number of wards to be reassessed every decade based on Census data.
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These long-term volunteers say helping out the community helps them, too, while organizations say volunteers with institutional knowledge are critical for smooth operations.
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There were 105 homicides in Cleveland in 2024, compared to a recent high of 180 in 2020.
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The Nov. 24, protest led to at least four citations for "unnecessary noise," a city law that forbids "loud, disturbing and unnecessary" noise.
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Holiday season is upon us, but Downtown Cleveland's Galleria mall is mostly empty. Developers hope renovations will revitalize the once-bustling building.
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The new members of Cleveland's Board of Education will face challenging decisions, with the district's budget forecast showing it quickly running out of money.