poverty

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author argues that some people benefit from others remaining poor.

The Summit County 2022 Community Health Assessment aims to provide a complete picture of health in the county. The assessment is done every three years, making this the first year that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the data.

The council will offer input on how the Cleveland area should use the remaining COVID-19 funds.

But agencies that serve low-income Ohioans say they are providing far more services since the pandemic began.

The U.S. Senator says the money families receive will be "game changing" as it can reduce poverty and be put toward what the kids need.

The Senate has added the amendment to the state's proposed budget, and advocates for low-income Ohioans are urging lawmakers to take it out.

The county is one of eight across the country involved in the program, which includes a $125,000 grant and assistance from the Urban Institute for the next 18 months.

He is remembered for fighting "poverty and inequality with data."

According to the Center for Community Solutions, the problem has reached crisis levels.

Despite the election bringing out the highest number of voters in Ohio, the number of ballots cast in Cleveland might be fewer than in recent elections.