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Public records shed light on the justice system — But it can be a battle to get them

By Katie Moore & The Marshall Project ● Government ● March 12, 2026

The government has stalled on FOIAs for years in some cases. In others, agencies have said public records will cost thousands of dollars.

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Sunshine Week in Ohio: Public records power accountability — if we can get them

By Mark Puente & The Marshall Project ● Government ● March 12, 2026

Sunshine Week highlights the power of public records and the growing barriers that limit transparency and weaken public oversight.

Agreement reached on new Cleveland Behavioral Health Crisis Center, breaking funding impasse

By Zachary Lewis ● Government ● March 10, 2026

An impasse threatened to derail the project planned for Cleveland’s Central neighborhood.

Neighborhood Family Practice opens pharmacy on Cleveland’s West Side

By Bob Sandrick ● Health ● March 10, 2026

Amid ongoing pharmacy chain closures, the opening of a new pharmacy is a major development for the neighborhood.

The death and rebirth of the Warner & Swasey building: Part II

By Lauren R. Pacini ● Communities ● March 9, 2026

Lauren Pacini continues to trace both the history and redevelopment of the Warner & Swasey building in Midtown, and his history at the site.

The death and rebirth of the Warner & Swasey building: A history

By Lauren R. Pacini ● Communities ● March 6, 2026

The first installment in a series looking at the history and pending redevelopment of the Warner & Swasey Building.

Northeast Ohioans become American citizens during naturalization ceremony at John Carroll University

By Jacob Meyers ● Civic Engagement ● March 5, 2026

Nearly 40 people became American citizens during a ceremony this week.

Community programs partner with Cleveland Schools to keep the music playing

By Thomas J. Walsh ● Education ● March 5, 2026

Cleveland may be the birthplace of rock and the home of a world-renowned orchestra, but getting music lessons of any kind for school kids is increasingly a chore for parents and students, city public and private music administrators say.

Spreading native seeds throughout Northeast Ohio

By Maureen Wise ● Sustainability ● March 2, 2026

Two nonprofits are distributing 12,000 packets of native wildflower seeds at nine locations in Cuyahoga and Lake counties.

What if the corner store funded the community? A W. 25th business is exploring the model

By Unity Powell ● Communities ● February 27, 2026

“Neighborhood businesses are part of the community ecosystem, and this model shows how a local business can see customers as neighbors, not merely consumers.”