East Palestine: What’s Happening?
By Lily Stuart On Feb. 3, a train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, after a railcar axle failed due to...
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Rough First Community Public meeting for the Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC)
By R. A. Calhoun The Cleveland Community Police Commission's (CPC) first public community meeting was held at Frederick Douglass Neighborhood...
Major Advances in Prostate Cancer
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) The future for prostate cancer is here with PSMA, MRI-Guided Radiation, and High-Intensity Focused...
How to Know When to Trust the News
By Gennifer Harding-Gosnell With state and midterm national elections coming in November, the political landscape is being inundated with more...
Resident complaints against University Circle Police reveal need for external review board as patrol jurisdiction set to expand
By Doug Breehl-Pitorak/Cleveland Documenters Donnie Durrah was planting grass seed at a home on Wade Park Avenue in Glenville, he...
Why Putin Wants War in Ukraine
By Ron Calhoun The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a "Me, Me!" selfish cry for attention. President Vladimir Putin's primary...
Issue 24 Fact Check: Cleveland police use of fatal force, resident complaints and a potential ‘mass exodus’ of officers
By Paul Rochford and Rachel Dissell, Cleveland Documenters Cleveland voters go to the polls on Nov. 2. Along with picking...
Facing eviction? Legal Aid can help
On August 26, the Supreme Court’s decision not to extend the federal eviction moratorium left many tenants who lost income...
Advocates for free eviction help urge increased commitment by City of Cleveland to fully fund the program
This article is republished with permission from the Plain Press. The press conference on eviction help was organized by the...
Legal Aid partners with organizations and resident groups to promote business growth and home ownership
By Tonya Sams As managing attorney for Community Engagement at The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, Anne Sweeney knows how...
