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Veteran homelessness increasing in Cuyahoga County

Veteran homelessness increasing in Cuyahoga County

FrontLine Service reported increases in veteran homelessness. The increase continues to outpace the number of veterans moving into permanent housing.

by Cleveland Documenters October 16, 2026

Signal Cleveland examines residents’ access to healthcare, emergency departments, neighborhood clinics and issues affecting health and well-being. Our coverage also covers important topics such as lead abatement enforcement to government assistance programs.

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Cuyahoga County monitors regional measles spread as cyclospora outbreak fades

by Cleveland Documenters October 14, 2026

Cleveland lead-safe law revamp would focus on ‘harm reduction’ and reward compliant landlords

Cleveland lead-safe law revamp would focus on ‘harm reduction’ and reward compliant landlords

by Celia Hack October 13, 2026October 15, 2026

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Should Clevelanders get flu and COVID-19 vaccinations? Here’s what you need to know

by Shams Mustafa October 13, 2026

Ohioans receive Obamacare ‘rebate’ checks from Trump

Ohioans receive Obamacare ‘rebate’ checks from Trump

by Andrew Tobias October 9, 2026

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These seven Cleveland seniors share tips for eating well on a tight budget

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Cleveland rapid housing program builds on progress to reach people beyond encampments

by Frank W. Lewis October 6, 2026

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by Celia Hack September 29, 2026

Thousands of refugees in Ohio lose Medicaid Oct. 1. The state can’t say how many

Thousands of refugees in Ohio lose Medicaid Oct. 1. The state can’t say how many

by Jake Zuckerman and Celia Hack September 28, 2026September 30, 2026

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Bracing for new Medicaid work requirements? Here’s the latest updates

by Celia Hack September 23, 2026September 23, 2026

From pandemic to purpose: How a high school senior is helping Cleveland teens build connections

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by Najee Hall September 23, 2026

East Side health services to relocate as Cleveland plans to demolish J. Glen Smith Center

East Side health services to relocate as Cleveland plans to demolish J. Glen Smith Center

by Nick Castele September 22, 2026September 24, 2026

Cleveland-area libraries are becoming a benefit backstop — but they can’t replace caseworkers

Cleveland-area libraries are becoming a benefit backstop — but they can’t replace caseworkers

by Celia Hack September 17, 2026

About 3,500 legal immigrants in Cuyahoga County will likely lose Medicaid Oct. 1

About 3,500 legal immigrants in Cuyahoga County will likely lose Medicaid Oct. 1

by Celia Hack September 15, 2026

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