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J. Nungesser/Ideastream Public MediaWhen it comes to working out at the gym, the fear of discrimination and harassment can create a big fitness obstacle for people in the LGBTQ+ community. One gym owner in Cleveland is hoping to change that with a workout space made by, and for, queer people. -
The Trump administration has cut federal resources for food banks, but the St. Luke's Episcopal Church plans to continue its twice-monthly mobile food pantry in Cleveland.
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Thousands gathered in Bedford earlier this month for the Cleveland Pagan Pride festival, a celebration of witches, crones, and community — now in its 16th year. -
Cuyahoga County announced a new loan program to help developers fill financing gaps in transit-oriented development projects. -
HUD recently cut funding for two programs that help address homelessness for Summit County's LGBTQ+ community. Advocates warn the cuts could impact housing for at least 17 people. -
Residents want to paint sections of Buckeye Road to keep drivers from treating the street as a speedway — and lower annual traffic deaths. -
Donovan was executive director of Canalway Partners for 30 years. -
Cleveland Metroparks hopes to partner with a pair of Cleveland-area development firms to repurpose land along the Cuyahoga River. -
Steven Litt began working as an exclusive freelancer for Ideastream Public Media in April proving coverage of economic development and analysis and reviews of art and architecture. -
Neighborhood Family Practice's new community health center will prioritize maternal and infant health for patients who live on Cleveland's west side. -
A group of determined opponents have been pushing back on development plans the neighborhood's community development corporation call a "once-in-a-generation investment" to develop 129,000 square feet on the corner of the Pearl Road and Memphis Avenue. -
Family Connects Ohio pairs nurses with families with newborns offering resources and support.
