Politics

Cleveland City Council, Mayor Reach Budget Deal

Funding secured for blight remediation, parks, and street repairs

Cleveland Labor Boss Faces Potential Conflict of Interest on Port Authority Board

Mayor Bibb's failed attempt to extend Dave Wondolowski's term raises questions about his voting on projects that benefit unions he represents.

Port Board Chair Withdraws City Nomination Amid County Pressure

Dave Wondolowski cites 'distraction' as reason for rescinding appointment to Cleveland Port Authority board

Cleveland Poised to Sustain Police Reform Without Federal Oversight

City leaders say Cleveland's systems, leadership, and community are ready to uphold constitutional policing standards on their own.

Ohio Sees Rise in Concealed Carry Permits Despite Permitless Carry Law

Concealed handgun licenses issued in 2025 increased nearly 5% over the previous year, even as state allows carrying without a permit.

Appeals court blocks Ohio's unconstitutional abortion law

Appellate court upholds lower court ruling that permanently blocks law requiring burial or cremation of fetal remains from surgical abortions.

Cuyahoga County Exec Vows to Keep Northeast Ohio Welcoming Amid Immigration Fears

Chris Ronayne says immigrants are key to the region's growth, pushes back against false crime narratives as ICE sightings worry community.

Richmond Heights City Council Opposes Proposed State Immigration Bills

Council passes resolution against Ohio legislation that would require local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Federal Agents Lack 'Absolute Immunity' for Assault and Killings, Expert Says

Cleveland lawyer Michael Rendon argues agents can face prosecution for actions outside scope of authority

Ohio Lawmaker Seeks to Muzzle School Districts Over Voucher Lawsuit

Rep. Jamie Callender's bill would withhold state aid from districts challenging unconstitutional private school subsidies

Abortions Spike in Ohio as Out-of-State Residents Take Advantage of Constitutional Right

Planned Parenthood launches telehealth medication abortion program to expand access

Former Abortion Provider's 1980 Warning Still Relevant

Dr. Bernard Nathanson's change of heart on abortion highlighted in letter to the editor.

U.S. Sen. Moreno Opposes Ohio EPA's Data Center Wastewater Permit Changes

The proposed general permit would allow data centers to discharge wastewater into Ohio's waterways, including Lake Erie.

Podcast Argues Postal Service Must Remain Public

"People of Agency" podcast highlights the importance of USPS and warns against privatization efforts.

Trump pardons 5 former NFL players for crimes

The pardons include a former Cleveland Browns running back.