Ohio’s Long-Term Care Crisis: What Other States Can Teach Us
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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…
The DEI Rollback: How Companies Are Reacting to Cuts in Diversity Programs
By Konner Hines Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) once stood at the center of corporate commitments to fairness and representation. Today, many organizations are scaling back…
A woman who called a Black child a slur has raised a backlash but also thousands of dollars
By TERRY TANG and SARAH RAZA Associated Press NOTE CONTENTS: This story contains a term that refers to a racial slur. A video showing a Minnesota…
TCO Cleveland City News Brief – August 25, 2025
Politics & Government Council Approves Emergency RTA Rail Funding Without Committee ReviewOn August 19, Cleveland…
TCO Ohio Weekly News Brief – August 25, 2025
Politics & Government Ohio Redistricting Battle Resumes in CourtOn August 20, the Ohio Supreme Court…
TCO Political and World Bi-Monthly Update — July 2025
By Konner Hines A mix of legislative upheaval, judicial reckoning, and renewed culture war controversies…
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…
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…
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