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Cleveland, Ohio · ClevelandA year ago, Aisha Robertson stood outside the Justice Center with an almost life-size poster of her brother, Dwayne Brooks, asking that he be freed from prison for a crime he did not commit. On Monday, her brother stood next to her and shared some of his story of being wrongfully incarcerated. Brooks was one of several exonerees who spoke outside the Justice Center on Monday, raising awareness on International Wrongful Conviction Day. Several …See the Story
Cuyahoga County exonerees tell their story outside justice center
Curfew · ClevelandPenalties increase for parents whose children break curfew Cleveland City Council voted Monday to stiffen penalties for parents and guardians whose children violate the city’s youth curfew law. Safety Committee Chair Mike Polensek sponsored the legislation. Council passed the original youth curfew law in 2007, allowing police to ticket parents and guardians. Fines ranged up to $150. Under the new law, the tickets carry higher fines and the poss…See the Story
Jail time on the line for parents under updated youth curfew
Cleveland, Ohio · ClevelandCleveland is opening its doors – and public right-of-way – to a company that promises to lay fiber-optic internet cable across the city at no charge to taxpayers. City Council on Monday approved a 30-year agreement with SiFi Networks to build an ultra-fast fiber network for residences and businesses. Last week, council signed off on a $20 million deal with DigitalC to offer low-cost broadband citywide. The two companies will handle different p…See the Story
Cleveland greenlights citywide fiber-optic internet expansion
Cleveland Cavaliers · ClevelandCollision Bend rebranding? Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, the home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, as seen from the Collision Bend Credit: Jeff Haynes / Signal Cleveland There is a lot to unpack in Cavs owner Dan Gilbert’s plans to reshape 35 acres along the Cuyahoga River behind Towner City, which is owned by Bedrock, his real estate company. Cleveland City Council just signed off on legislation that allows Bedrock to move ahead with its $3.5 billion …See the Story
Collision Bend rebrand, Mayor Bibb silent on marijuana issue
Cleveland, Ohio · ClevelandCleveland City Council’s weekly public comment session got heated as several commenters were warned that their statements ran afoul of council’s rules and some had their microphones cut. Council President Blaine Griffin warned one frequent commenter who made anti-LGBTQ and anti-semitic remarks before cutting her microphone. Griffin also ordered that the microphone of another frequent commenter, Chris Martin, be cut after Martin started recitin…See the Story
Microphones cut during Cleveland City Council's public comment
Cleveland, Ohio · ClevelandDecision made Where to build a new county jail has been a years-long question for Cuyahoga County leaders. On Sept. 26, Cuyahoga County Council members voted to approve the purchase of about 72 acres in Garfield Heights. The county can spend roughly $38.7 million to buy the land. Eight council members voted in favor of the purchase. Yvonne Conwell, Sunny Simon and Cheryl Stephens voted against it. Left wondering Documenter Marian Bryant asked, “…See the Story
Purchase of land for new county jail in Garfield Heights approved
Cleveland, Ohio · ClevelandIt’s possible that the state legislature will soon put the kibosh on participatory budgeting in Ohio. But even so, both sides of Cleveland’s Issue 38 – termed the People’s Budget by supporters – plan to see their campaigns through to November. City Council President Blaine Griffin is taking his push against the charter amendment to Cleveland’s billboards and mailboxes. Advertisements on 10 billboards around town will tell Clevelanders to vote…See the Story
Cleveland Issue 38 campaign is on, regardless of state lawmakers
Cleveland, Ohio · ClevelandBig changes are coming to the Cleveland office of the Defense Finance and Accounting Service, which manages paychecks for active members of the Navy and Marine Corps as well as pay services for retirees in other branches of the military. The office has long enjoyed support from our Congressional leaders because of the 2,500 jobs it provides in the region. Prior to the pandemic, DFAS–as it is known in military parlance–occupied 15 floors of the …See the Story
