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For Northeast Ohioans, affordability is on the ballot (opens the original)
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Many Ohioans are concerned about the economy and rising prices. Nearly two thirds of Ohioans say lowering the cost of living is the most important issue for their families, according to a poll from Groundwork Ohio. How are Ohioans dealing with the affordability crisis? And how will it impact their votes in the midterms? In interviews across the region, voters expressed concern about rising prices for gas and groceries. Rudy Collins of Warrensville Heights said the price of food is rising more qu
Medina County's overdose rate has plummeted. Are there lessons for other counties? (opens the original)
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In 2024, Ohio had one of the highest totals for drug overdose deaths in the nation, according to the Center for Disease Control. But recently, the state has made a big turn in reducing overdose deaths, according to Ohio’s 2024 Unintentional Drug Overdose Report. Medina County has been a particular success story. In 2017, the county saw a peak of 42 overdose deaths. But in 2025, that dropped to 8 deaths, a decline of nearly 80%. Local leaders attribute the drop in part to the county’s Addiction a
Farmers markets extend into fall as Downtown Cleveland seeks a new grocery store (opens the original)
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Farmers markets in Downtown Cleveland are being extended into fall to help fill the gap left by the closure of Heinen’s grocery store in July. The nonprofit Downtown Cleveland Inc., which has been hosting weekly farmers markets on Thursdays in Public Square during the summer, extended its schedule of markets into October to help meet the need for fresh foods created by the departure of Heinen’s. “It's part of a larger strategy to improve safety and activation and make Public Square and Downtown
A Northeast Ohio native explores his family's relationship with police power and race (opens the original)
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Growing up in the Cleveland suburbs, Wilbert Cooper was a member of a police family. Both his parents are retired police officers, his sister is a cop, and there's been an officer in his family going back as far as 1950. The Strongsville native chose not to follow in their footsteps, becoming a writer instead. But Cooper says he'd heard stories of his family members in the line of duty, and their involvement with The Black Shield, an organization of Black police officers in Cleveland that shapes
Cleveland's long-vacant Warner & Swasey building is under reconstruction as apartments (opens the original)
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Construction has begun for a new apartment complex in the long-vacant Warner & Swasey building in Cleveland’s Midtown neighborhood, and developers are seeking community input on commercial tenants. The $64 million development is rehabilitating a former manufacturing facility that has been empty since the mid-1980s. During World War II, workers at the giant brick building on Carnegie Avenue near East 55th Street once manufactured parts for planes, ships and tanks. It also previously manufactured
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