The grantmaking and health equity foundation plans to build its new headquarters in Cleveland's Woodland Hills neighborhood.

The word changed on 9/11, but we can remember it constructively with a day of service.

Non-working streetlights can be a waste taxpayers' money. Council members in Akron and Warren have been personally doing their own surveys of streetlights, a job that utilities used to do.

The city appealed a historic preservation commission's decision rejecting the demolition request in August. City council will hold a public hearing on Sept. 11, 2025.

Sherwin-Williams is cutting its matching contribution to employee retirement accounts as profits continue to decline for the paint company.

When 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.

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.