Agreement reached on new Cleveland Behavioral Health Crisis Center, breaking funding impasse
An impasse threatened to derail the project planned for Cleveland's Central neighborhood.
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Neighborhood Family Practice opens pharmacy on Cleveland’s West Side
Amid ongoing pharmacy chain closures, the opening of a new pharmacy is a major development for the neighborhood.
As literacy rates lag, an Ohio pediatric hospital is screening for reading ability
Literacy levels are a pressing concern in several Ohio cities, including Cleveland. A Columbus-area hospital is trying a new tactic to help kids read more.
Birdtown residents say Lakewood needs to do more about noise pollution
The area's new councilperson said he's meeting with impacted residents and plans to meet with nearby factory leadership.
Lakewood-Rocky River Rotary Foundation awards record $84K in grants — with food, youth, job training in focus
“This year we really sat down and asked where the need was greatest in the community."
Clevelanders will strip down, brave the cold for Cupid’s Undie Run
“It’s definitely not your typical 5K. It’s fun when you can forget about everything and just have a blast."
Common sense and slowing down are the keys to avoiding icy weather accidents
From slowing down while driving on slick roads to imitating the slow, shuffling walk of penguins to never assuming lake ice is thick enough, changing behavior can keep people out of hospital emergency rooms.
SNAP changes, state funding cuts set to hit Greater Cleveland Food Bank, Lakewood residents
The upcoming cuts at the federal and state levels could significantly reduce the amount of food GCFB can distribute, the organization said. This could affect thousands of people across Lakewood and Cuyahoga County who rely on SNAP, GCFB or other food programs to get needed nutrients.
Nonprofit Cultivate Yoga opens 3rd studio with free classes in Collinwood
Joining the Pop Life Cleveland space, Cultivate Yoga Waterloo is open for business, offering classes to anyone and everyone — regardless if they can pay or not.
Who’s in Ohio’s psychiatric hospitals, how did they get there and when do they get out?
Criminal defendants are overwhelming an understaffed state mental health system that, a few years ago, served thousands more patients.
Neighborhood Family Practice opens pharmacy on Cleveland’s West Side
Amid ongoing pharmacy chain closures, the opening of a new pharmacy is a major development for the neighborhood.
As literacy rates lag, an Ohio pediatric hospital is screening for reading ability
Literacy levels are a pressing concern in several Ohio cities, including Cleveland. A Columbus-area hospital is trying a new tactic to help kids read more.
Birdtown residents say Lakewood needs to do more about noise pollution
The area's new councilperson said he's meeting with impacted residents and plans to meet with nearby factory leadership.
Lakewood-Rocky River Rotary Foundation awards record $84K in grants — with food, youth, job training in focus
“This year we really sat down and asked where the need was greatest in the community."
Clevelanders will strip down, brave the cold for Cupid’s Undie Run
“It’s definitely not your typical 5K. It’s fun when you can forget about everything and just have a blast."
Common sense and slowing down are the keys to avoiding icy weather accidents
From slowing down while driving on slick roads to imitating the slow, shuffling walk of penguins to never assuming lake ice is thick enough, changing behavior can keep people out of hospital emergency rooms.
SNAP changes, state funding cuts set to hit Greater Cleveland Food Bank, Lakewood residents
The upcoming cuts at the federal and state levels could significantly reduce the amount of food GCFB can distribute, the organization said. This could affect thousands of people across Lakewood and Cuyahoga County who rely on SNAP, GCFB or other food programs to get needed nutrients.
Nonprofit Cultivate Yoga opens 3rd studio with free classes in Collinwood
Joining the Pop Life Cleveland space, Cultivate Yoga Waterloo is open for business, offering classes to anyone and everyone — regardless if they can pay or not.
Who’s in Ohio’s psychiatric hospitals, how did they get there and when do they get out?
Criminal defendants are overwhelming an understaffed state mental health system that, a few years ago, served thousands more patients.
