Signal Cleveland

07/11/2025

Allow him to reintroduce himself, it's Mikey! Our Education reporter Michael Indriolo has transitioned into our new photojournalist. He has a question for you: "Can you take me for a walk around your neighborhood?"
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07/11/2025

We have the perfect excuse to hit pause and test your local news knowledge: our weekly news quiz. There’s real money on the line — sort of. https://signalnews.info/4671lxS.

Ohio’s Division of Unclaimed Funds is holding on to money that belongs to people like you. If you don’t claim it, the state might use it.

07/10/2025

The Urban League’s national conference is coming to Cleveland next week, and there are free events open to the public, including a career fair and more.
https://signalcleveland.org/how-the-cleveland-urban-league-bounced-back-from-nearly-closing-to-hosting-the-national-conference/.

The Greater Cleveland Urban League was on the verge of closing, but bounced back to host the national conference here next week.

07/10/2025

We interrupt your summer with an important announcement: Monday, Aug. 11, will be the last day to register to vote in the September primary election in Cleveland and other cities across Northeast Ohio. https://signalnews.info/3Ij1LHq.

We interrupt your summer with an important announcement: Monday, Aug. 11, will be the last day to register to vote in the September primary election in Cleveland and other cities across Northeast Ohio.

07/10/2025

Parma and Parma Heights are the latest cities in Cuyahoga County to create a program that will dispatch social workers alongside first responders in certain emergencies. https://signalnews.info/4eKLx6f.

Across Cuyahoga County, more cities are hiring social workers to respond alongside police and fire departments.

07/09/2025

“You don’t realize that even on a beautiful day, the air quality can not be the best, especially for children or people with health issues,” he said. “So I learned that lesson the hard way.”

The City of Cleveland hired local residents to help it monitor air quality as part of its strategy to bring down asthma rates.

07/09/2025

IT'S YOUR MONEY AND YOU NEED IT NOW! When Ohio residents forget about security deposits, last paychecks, stock dividends and insurance policies, those companies eventually send the money to Unclaimed Funds, which holds it like a shelter for lost cash.

New state budget earmarks $1.7 billion from the Division of Unclaimed Funds for a new Browns stadium and other sports and culture facilities.

07/09/2025

Blaine Griffin yesterday touting council’s work as reelection season gets underway:
“Even though the mayor oftentimes gets a lot of the credit, the real debate and the real fights and the real sausage-making, as they call it in government, happens in this body.”

Griffin highlighted Cleveland City Council's work, saying members would "stand on their record" in the community this year.

07/08/2025

Chef Eric Wells of Skye LaRae’s Culinary Services hosts a themed cooking class every other Friday night at Cornucopia Place, 7201 Kinsman Rd., a community multipurpose space with a focus on cooking and nutrition education.

Celebrity chef Eric Wells offers cooking classes that pit attendees against one another in a competition for “best dish.”

07/08/2025

Cleveland Public Library's Board of Trustees opened its meeting on Tuesday, June 17, hearing from Will Reed, director of the Ohio Library for the Blind and Print Disabled. Reed expanded further on the state’s budget allotment for the library, which totals $1,508,194.

Cleveland’s public library is the state’s mandated provider of library services for Ohio’s visually impaired.

07/08/2025

‼️ We interrupt your summer with an important announcement ‼️ Monday, Aug. 11, will be the last day to register to vote in the September primary election in Cleveland and other cities across Northeast Ohio.

We interrupt your summer with an important announcement: Monday, Aug. 11, will be the last day to register to vote in the September primary election in Cleveland and other cities across Northeast Ohio.

07/07/2025

Ward 7 residents ask new Cleveland Public Works director about grass cutting on city lots, get update on school closings from CMSD. Cleveland City Council Ward 7 community meeting, June 24, 2025. Documented by Tucker Handley, via

At Cleveland's Ward 7's community meeting, residents met new director of Public Works John Laird in his first week on the job.