The Read

At the end of her first term, the charismatic and determined leader of NAACP Cleveland hopes to expand the organization’s cause to push forward police reform and address social disparities.

Chefs Bridget Thibeault, Bac Nguyen, Molly Pamela and Natasha Pogrebinsky share their recipes with us.

Once the Forest City, Cleveland’s tree canopy is dwindling at an alarming rate. Now, organizations across the city are digging deep to plant 350,000 trees by 2030.

Since March, Clevelanders have stayed home to help stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus. We met them in their yards and on their porches, collecting their stories of how their lives have changed. 

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Clevelanders have stepped up in a variety of ways to help out others, provide much-needed supplies and lend moments of comfort. Here's how we're remaining strong.

Why Derf Backderf might be the cartoonist we need in these uncertain times. 

With Recipe Remix, she's helps older citizens reshape the way they think about food and connect with one another.

Nearly 300 Northeast Ohio women are banding together to make a lasting impact within their communities with the help of 100 Women Strong Ohio.

Samuel Little confessed to killing 93 women on society's margins, including four in Northeast Ohio. The FBI says he is the most prolific serial killer in American history. 

For many Northeast Ohioans without a car, getting to and from work can be a challenge — especially as more jobs are located in the suburbs. The Fund For Our Economic Future's paradox Prize aims to make getting to work a smoother ride.

The Michael Louis Palumbo Jr. Act gives firefighters access to workers' compensation in cancer cases. But cities are contesting first-responders' claims. Euclid firefighter Dave Rowell and others are fighting back.