Jon Benedict News Today

Tribute to Sgt. 1st Class Jon Benedict - Highlighting the readiness and valor of the National Guard’s 188th Engineer Company, this narrative honors Sgt. 1st Class Jon Benedict’s leadership and the soldiers’ unwavering commitment to serve and protect the nation at a moment’s notice.

Cleveland Heights residents elected incumbents Gail Larson and Janine R. Boyd and challenger Jim Petras to city council in the Nov. 7 general election, according to final, unofficial results from

The building, located at 1590 Plainfield Avenue NE in the Creston Neighborhood is in rough shape right now. It hasn't had a purpose for 20+ years until now.

A long vacant, century old building in Grand Rapids' Creston Neighborhood is being transformed into a new wine and flower shop.

A long vacant, century old building in Grand Rapids' Creston Neighborhood is being transformed into a new wine and flower shop.

A long vacant, century old building in Grand Rapids' Creston Neighborhood is being transformed into a new wine and flower shop.

A long vacant, century old building in Grand Rapids' Creston Neighborhood is being transformed into a new wine and flower shop.

County Executive Chris Ronayne on Tuesday introduced a resolution to provide an additional $2.1 million to Say Yes Cleveland’s family support specialist program, which lost most of its funding last year. County Council must vote on it.

A County Council member on Thursday blasted those who proposed the funding model for the Say Yes Cleveland scholarship program’s wrap-around services, alleging they “overpromised” and “underdelivered,” forcing the county to cover the costs for the program.

ARPA funding has helped shrink the funding gap faced by the scholarship and support services program, but work remains.