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Hospitals around Ohio, including the Cleveland Clinic, are putting up signs like this one to discourage violence against health care workers. The sign reads: "We will not tolerate any form of threatening or aggressive behavior toward our caregiver team."

With violence against health care workers on the rise, Cleveland considers stiffer penalties for ‘menacing’

by Celia Hack January 26, 2026

Cleveland City Council is considering increasing penalties against people who threaten health care workers.

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Cleveland Clinic hopes to become the city’s third Level 1 trauma center to treat the most serious injuries

by Celia Hack January 15, 2026January 15, 2026

Cleveland Clinic Police cars parked outside the emergency room in the Fairfax neighborhood. Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025. Credit: Michael Indriolo / Signal Cleveland / CatchLight Local

Cleveland NAACP calls on Cleveland Clinic to stop detaining people who transport gunshot wound victims to the hospital

by Celia Hack December 12, 2025December 14, 2025

Ibrahim Alim got a call from a friend who had just been shot. What followed was a life-changing interaction with Cleveland Clinic Police. This photo illustration combines a portrait of Alim with a picture of the Cleveland Clinic emergency room and stills from police body camera footage.

He brought a gunshot victim to the Cleveland Clinic. Hospital police cuffed and detained him

by Celia Hack December 4, 2025December 4, 2025

Cleveland Clinic, Fairview Hospital, Westpark, Cleveland

Fairview Hospital new parking garage moves forward despite neighbors appeal

by Cleveland Documenters November 14, 2025November 19, 2025

A registered nurse working in a new health clinic inside Anton Grdina, a Cleveland pre-kindergarten through 8th grade school.

Three more health clinics open in Cleveland schools to expand the ‘social safety net’

by Celia Hack September 5, 2025

Visits for heat-related illnesses surged in Cuyahoga County emergency rooms during late June heatwave

by Celia Hack July 21, 2025

Council president Blaine Griffin announces the closure of the city's medical debt relief program.

Medical debt relief program helping 161,000 Clevelanders but $1 million unspent

by Celia Hack May 1, 2025May 1, 2025

Domonic Hopson, CEO of a local nonprofit health center, said Medicaid cuts – specifically the loss of Medicaid expansion – could reduce revenue by up to $2 million.

Fewer doctors, longer patient wait times – and a $596 million hit to health care spending in Greater Cleveland if Medicaid expansion is cut

by Celia Hack May 1, 2025

Why Cuyahoga County desperately needs a child abuse pediatrician

by Dakotah Kennedy and Stephanie Casanova September 16, 2024October 18, 2024