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Nestled in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood, right across from the West Side Market, is the West 25th train station on the corner of Lorain and Abbey Avenues. It’s one of the city’s busiest rapid transit stops. But before this site was a public transportation hub, it was...

In a mobilization of funds that appears to defy the imminent cut-off of SNAP benefits, civic leaders in Cuyahoga County have urgently gathered a $600,000 safety net. This emergency pool of money, put together by an alliance of government, sports teams, and philanthropic organizations, is set to bridge the anticipated...

Local leaders and representatives of local foundations and corporations plan to announce a "coordinated response" to the impending loss of SNAP benefits.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – With 190,000 Cuyahoga County SNAP recipients at risk of losing benefits starting this weekend, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is asking volunteers to step up and help meet what it expects will be a surge in demand for groceries and meals. The food bank said it’s...

After a little more than two decades working as a software engineer, making well into the six figures and even owning his own company, Jay found himself unemployed and out of a job in January, a byproduct of AI. That began an era of loss. Job applications went unanswered. His...

One person is facing felony charges after a 49-year-old woman was shot and killed in Strongsville Friday night, according to the Strongsville Police Department.

CLEVELAND (WOIO/Gray News) - Parents of a young boy who was stabbed to death in a parking lot last year faced the convicted killer in court. Bionca Ellis was sentenced to life in prison without parole on Monday morning, after a jury found her guilty of all nine charges in the murder of 3-year-old Julian Wood.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Nearly half of Cuyahoga County’s food assistance recipients will miss their monthly benefits by the end of next week if the federal government shutdown continues and funds remain stalled — a delay that county officials warn will deepen food insecurity for tens of thousands of families.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- An Orange Village deputy police chief facing drunken driving charges was also sued after he shot someone in 2021. Patrick O’Callahan, then a lieutenant with Orange Village police, shot Theoplic Williams III, a Black man who was legally carrying a firearm outside a popular shopping center in Woodmere.