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Jackson Township Upholds Zoning Authority in Court Victory

Court ruling affirms municipality's ability to manage development through enforceable land-use standards

Port Board Chair Withdraws City Nomination Amid County Pressure

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

Wood County Adopts New Rules for Public Comment on Data Centers

Residents voice concerns about impact of data centers, but new rules limit discussion

Marysville's State of the City Highlights Community Vision

Annual address focuses on city's 2026 plan and projects from the previous year

Lakewood City Council Approves $4M for City Hall Renovation

Council also considers purchasing former school board building for expanded administrative functions

Whitehall Council Narrowly Rejects Defunding Neighborhoods Department

Newly hired department director outlines goals to address challenges for city's residents

Cleveland Weighs Ending Flock Safety Contract Amid Surveillance Concerns

City pauses expansion of license plate readers and gunshot detection as grassroots group pushes for contract termination

Cleveland Heights Weighs Ranked-Choice Voting Amid State Funding Threat

City leaders must balance home-rule powers, potential financial penalties, and residents' interest in reshaping local elections.

Deer Park City Council Holds Monthly Meeting

The city's legislative body convenes for its regular session on March 2nd.

Lakewood City Council to Decide on City Hall Relocation

Council to vote on moving administrative functions to former school board building

Medina County Microfilm Board Dissolved

County departments now handle former board's responsibilities.

County Executive Threatens to Remove Cleveland Port Authority Chair

Dispute over city appointment sparks conflict between county and port board leadership

San Francisco man charged for repeat Waymo vandalism

Authorities changed Walker Reed Quinn with several incidents since July.

Cincinnati Proposes $5M 'Reparations' Program for Housing Discrimination

The plan would provide financial assistance to low-income residents affected by past discriminatory housing policies.

Cincinnati leaders push for stronger domestic violence response

$200,000 city proposal aims to boost YWCA shelter, security upgrades amid rise in Ohio domestic violence deaths

Dayton Approves $1.6M Contract to Renovate Fire Station 15

The city's oldest fire station will undergo comprehensive renovations to living spaces and infrastructure.

State Senator to Host Data Center Town Hall

Discussion to focus on current and future landscape of data centers in the region.

Clifton Town Meeting declines to endorse Clifton Avenue bus rapid transit stop option

Neighborhood remains without consensus on BRT stop placement as Metro construction deadline approaches

Cleveland, DOJ Jointly Move to End Decade-Long Police Consent Decree

City and federal government agree Cleveland has met terms of 2015 agreement following excessive force findings.

Cleveland Officials to Give Update on Consent Decree

Mayor, Police Chief, and Accountability Team to Address Police Reform Progress

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