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By  Angela Hay This article is part of the Cleveland Observer’s voter information series designed to prepare Cleveland voters for the general election on Nov. 4, 2025. Informed participation in… Read more: Voter Information: How to Research New City Council Candidates

By Devon Jones According to a 2018 study by Case Western Reserve University, limited access to affordable and nutritious food, affecting more than half of Cleveland residents who live in… Read more: Clevelander Tackles Food Deserts With Community Solutions

By  Staff Writer On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14160 titled Protecting the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship. The measure sought to deny birthright citizenship… Read more: Trump Order: Nationwide Birthright Citizenship Blocked

By Marissa Valentine Consumers across the United States can agree that the price of groceries has changed drastically over the last 30 years. Clevelanders and shoppers across Northeast Ohio often… Read more: Making Ends Meet in a Rising Economy: Grocery Shopping Hacks to Help You Save Money

By Ray’Chel Wilson, CFEI, CFT-I The Fed’s 4.5% rates aren’t just numbers on a screen, they’re changing how businesses survive. Business owners across America have grown accustomed to their projections… Read more: Impact of Federal Interest Rate Policy on Small Businesses

By Mary Kate McNamee Walter Collins, a Vietnam veteran from Northeast Ohio, has spent the past decade turning his service into advocacy for fellow veterans. Through Cleveland’s Rid-All Green Partnership… Read more: Cleveland Resident Walter Collins Continues to Speak Up for Veterans

CLEVELAND — Ohio’s aging population is putting a growing strain on the state’s long-term care system, highlighting challenges with rising costs and uneven access to services. With an estimated 18.7… Read more: Ohio’s Demographic Shift and Long-Term Care Challenges

By Ron Calhoun The U.S. Supreme Court’s forthcoming ruling on President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14160 could determine whether birthright citizenship remains protected under the Constitution, a decision with historic… Read more: Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Trump’s Citizenship Order, With Historic Stakes for African Americans

By: Jennifer Bailey, LCSW & RDT “His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy. There’s vomit on his sweater already, mom’s spaghetti.” You probably guessed it, Eminem’s song “Lose… Read more: Feel, Don’t Flee: How Emotions Show Up in Our Bodies

By Amaya Dennis When many people think of sexual health, Planned Parenthood comes to mind. This association is reasonable because, according to their website, Planned Parenthood is “the nation’s leading… Read more: Recent Changes to Sexual Health Accessibility