- Ohio’s Long-Term Care Crisis: What Other States Can Teach Us
References and Source Notes - Development Projects: Double-Edge Sword That Can Build or Break a City.
By: Mary Kate McNamee Behind the Scenes of Development Projects Recent development projects in Cleveland continue to foster and advance the area. While these projects take years to come to… Read more: Development Projects: Double-Edge Sword That Can Build or Break a City. - Will Tariffs Raise My Grocery Bill? Understanding Their Impact on Prices
By Evelyn Rossman Since his second inauguration, President Donald Trump has prioritized higher tariffs as a tool for promoting U.S. businesses and reducing the country’s dependency on foreign goods, prompting… Read more: Will Tariffs Raise My Grocery Bill? Understanding Their Impact on Prices - True West Homes: Small Nonprofit Making a Big Impact
By Mary Kate McNamee True West Homes is a small nonprofit based in Cleveland, that helps individuals exiting homelessness get back on their feet. Founded by Sheri West in 2018,… Read more: True West Homes: Small Nonprofit Making a Big Impact - Custom Vinyls and Custom Sounds: Wax Mage Records Is Here to Stay
By Devon Jones Music moves the body and soothes the soul. For some, rhythm is the purest form of self-expression. In this day and age, while originality fades into algorithmic… Read more: Custom Vinyls and Custom Sounds: Wax Mage Records Is Here to Stay - (UPDATE) Beyoncé Halts Houston Concert After Near Fall
By Konner Hines Beyoncé paused her June 28 Cowboy Carter concert in Houston after a suspended stage prop began to tilt while she was performing midair. The incident occurred during… Read more: (UPDATE) Beyoncé Halts Houston Concert After Near Fall - Not Just Local—Limitless: How Cleveland’s Port and People Are Fueling Economic Freedom
By Ray’Chel Wilson, CFEI, CFT-I When Mariah T. Howard steps into a room, be it City Hall, a trade summit or a neighborhood gathering, she carries Cleveland with her. Not… Read more: Not Just Local—Limitless: How Cleveland’s Port and People Are Fueling Economic Freedom - House Bill 1, would change property tax for the first time since 1972
By: Mary Kate McNamee House Bill 1 seeks to provide an estimated $2 billion reduction in Ohio state income tax, according to “House Bill 1 Summary and Analysis,” by the… Read more: House Bill 1, would change property tax for the first time since 1972
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