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Ohio’s eviction rates surged last year — and they’re not slowing down
During the pandemic, emergency rental assistance helped slash the number of evictions in the state. With those funds running out, many Ohio counties’ eviction rates are on the rise again. The number of eviction filings in Franklin, Hamilton and Montgomery counties surpassed pre-pandemic levels last year and they’ve continued...
Banking Challenges Remain for Ohio’s Cannabis Dispensaries
Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Despite the legalization of recreational marijuana in Ohio and the licensing of around 120 dispensaries, the cannabis industry still faces significant banking challenges due to federal laws that classify marijuana as illegal. This legal discrepancy makes financial institutions hesitant to provide services to cannabis businesses.
University Hospitals receives $15 million from Iris S. and the late Bert L. Wolstein to advance academic mission and create education center
CLEVELAND — University Hospitals in Cleveland is set to advance its academic mission after receiving $15 million from Iris and the late Bert Wolstein. The gift will catalyze the construction of the Iris S. and Bert L. Wolstein Center, a state-of-the-art education and conference center at UH Cleveland Medical Center.
Cleveland Guardians to host 6th annual Giveathon on Tuesday: How you can help make a difference
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Guardians are set to face the Kansas City Royals in a crucial AL Central series. Between Aug. 25-Sept. 1, the Guardians will celebrate CLE Inspires Week, a week-long celebration focused on sharing the teams' community efforts and more. On Tuesday, the team will have its...
Author takes lifetime of experience to craft ‘Tears In God’s Own Country’
Cliff Anthony has been a reporter in four countries and is now the author of two novels. And he has seen similar stories play out over the years, but they don’t always end the same way. “Tears in God’s Own County,” Anthony’s latest novel, is set in the 1960s...
Police: 11-year-old bicyclist goes through stop sign, struck by vehicle in Perry Township
PERRY TWP. – An 11-year-old boy was injured Sunday after he rode his bicycle through a stop sign and was struck by an oncoming vehicle at the intersection of 14th Street SW and Brooklyn Avenue SW, township police said. The boy, who was not identified in a news release, suffered a leg injury and was taken by the Perry Township Fire Department to Aultman Hospital in Canton. ...
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