A long-awaited redevelopment project in one of Cleveland's historic neighborhoods has finally received a green light from ...

Cleveland city government has money in the state’s pool of unclaimed funds, which lawmakers are tapping top finance a new ...

Billboards stating, “Yes! I buy crack houses” and “Your house is trash? I’ll pay cash” have been getting backlash from some ...

Officials say the teardown signals progress in broader citywide effort to remove blight and restore neighborhoods.

Ohio Gov. Mark DeWine (R) signed a law July 1 allowing the National Football League's Cleveland Browns to secure $600 million in state funds toward construction of a $2.4-billion domed stadium.

TOLEDO, Ohio — Tucked inside Ohio's newly approved state budget is a decision sparking debate across the state: $600 million ...

The Cleveland Browns got what they wanted from Ohio, in the form of $600 million in taxpayer money and a change to the law that would have otherwise kept them from leaving downtown Cleveland for ...

Explore Ohio’s grand industrial-era mansions, now silent witnesses to wealth, decline, and spine-chilling ghost stories hidden behind historic walls.

The Cleveland Browns have secured funding for the proposed domed stadium in Brook Park in Ohio's latest budget bill ...

Ohio has spent unclaimed funds in the past. Critics say using them on a new Cleveland Browns stadium isn't the same.

Detroit and other postindustrial American cities such as Cleveland, Ohio, and Gary, Indiana, have experienced population declines in recent decades, but these challenges are by no means ...

On Friday, officials celebrated the successful cleanup of an illegal dumping site in East Cleveland, highlighting a collaboration between local and state agencies.