Gayle Gadison is recently retired from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD). She spoke to Signal Cleveland about her plans post retirement and the future of her role in civic engagement.

Her nonprofit, Food Strong, will host a resource fair on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at its Superior Farm, 6527 Superior Ave. The fair, called a Care-A-Van, links community members to services and information ...

Fall is here, and so are multiple seasonal community events and fall festivals. Let’s take a look at what’s coming in and around Cleveland.

Think you know Cleveland? From Babe Ruth’s 500th homer to local news and elections, test your knowledge in this week’s quiz.

Understanding how fishing hooks are built and sized is essential for anyone hoping to land more than a tale about the one that got away.

Cleveland parks get upgrades on a routine schedule. Normal park maintenance is managed by the Division of Park Maintenance in the Parks & Recreation Department. April to November: City focuses on ...

Two dozen Kent State programs don’t meet the enrollment thresholds outlined in Ohio's new higher education law.

The state's flagship institution will soon offer free tuition for in-state students for more students who begin at a regional ...

With the withdrawal of candidate Andrew Fontanarosa, Nikki Hudson is unopposed in the race for Cleveland City Council's Ward 11.

The men's health summit will include free health screenings and information about physical, emotional and financial well-being.

Cleveland’s crisis intervention and co-responder teams are growing to support those struggling with mental health issues.

The new crisis center will act as a psychiatric emergency room, offering in-patient and outpatient mental health and ...