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Cleveland City Council has not censured one of its members since the 1970s.
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After paying hundreds of millions of dollars in subsidies for coal power plants tied to scandal-torn HB 6, ratepayers get a break next week. Payments stop.
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After losing $50 million last year and on track to go deeper in the red this year, the MetroHealth System announced yesterday that it's laying off 125 non-medical workers, freezing non-clinical hiring and scrapping an executive bonus program.
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Bibb said this week he is looking for ideas to develop the Downtown lakefront — without the Browns. Is the fight all but over?
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The Ohio legislature will come off summer recess to consider overrides to three of the governor's budget bill vetoes, all dealing with property taxes.
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We'll talk about the impact of the new state budget on school funding, income and property taxes and a Browns move to Brook Park.
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Lawmakers in Columbus are proposing and considering several methods to deliver property tax relief to Ohioans. But schools and local governments say some of the proposals would be devastating to districts and public services.
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The Ohio Senate has passed its version of the state budget with zero support from Democrats.
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The Ohio Senate proposed in its budget amendments to tap the state’s unclaimed property fund to give the Browns $600 million and create a fund for future sports projects as well.
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A jury convicted suspended Mayor Brandon King on 10 corruption related charges on May 29.