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The two finalists - Karl Racine and Renee Hall - are a former attorney general in Washington, D.C. and former police chief in Dallas.
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Some residents criticized council Monday night for cutting an additional $224,000 in funding for the commission that Mayor Justin Bibb had included in his budget.
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Council voted 6 to 5 with one abstention on the proposed candidates to the city's new civilian oversight board, one week past the city charter's Feb. 27 deadline.
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The Vex Robotics Championships is the largest robotics competition in the world. Schools in Northeast Ohio are using their robotics clubs – and participation in these events – to encourage students to get into STEM fields.
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Dioxins form when chemicals like vinyl chloride are burned. Experts say the presence of dioxins in East Palestine is likely, but the amount and risk level will remain unknown without proper testing.
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Ukrainian films will be a focus at the 47th annual event, which begins in person at Playhouse Square March 22 and moves online for a week April 2.
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SNAP benefits expanded following the pandemic as many people lost their jobs and needed extra assistance. Now that the expansion has expired as of March 1, some people are looking for other ways to afford food.
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Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic are testing whether psychedelic drugs like LSD can benefit people who suffer from anxiety.
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Council was divided on one candidate , Imokhai Okolo, and may swap out his name at the next meeting. Council failed to meet the Feb. 27 deadline to seat the board.
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The companies, Hogan Lovells and J.S. Held, will appear at public forums in Cleveland next week. Whichever company is selected will take over the contract held by former monitor Hassan Aden.
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Michael Regan says he's working to gain the trust of the public, as concerns of the toxic chemicals spilled in the derailment remain present in the community.
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Whether or not an Obama administration rule could have prevented the derailment, the Norfolk Southern train was not designated "high-hazard."