Nick Castele
Sr. Reporter/ProducerNick Castele was a senior reporter covering politics and government for 91制片厂. He worked as a reporter for Ideastream from 2012-2022.
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Property investors, including a contingent based out of town, have been buying up homes in Cleveland. The practice is a source of worry for local housing advocates. -
Democratic candidate Chris Ronayne and Republican hopeful Lee Weingart met at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel at noon, answering questions from county residents in a conversation moderated by 91制片厂. -
Council President Blaine Griffin said council and the administration are working on a schedule of committee hearings for the rest of the proposal, which includes $50 million to build and renovate housing. -
The 10-year levy will appear as Issue 5 on Cuyahoga County ballots and Issue 10 in Hinckley Township. Unlike renewals, levy replacements consider the increase in a home鈥檚 value since the last new levy passed. -
The construction work would expand the center鈥檚 main ballroom, build staircases and escalators and add an outdoor terrace. Council voted 8-1 to pass the spending Tuesday evening. -
The public housing agency made the video public shortly after Cleveland Safety Director Karrie Howard and Police Chief Wayne Drummond provided a brief update on the shooting. Cleveland police 鈥� a separate agency from CMHA police 鈥� are investigating the shooting. -
The 10 unarmed workers will assist customers in navigating the transit system, RTA officials said at a news conference Tuesday. Ambassadors also will be called upon to defuse tense, but non-criminal, situations that arise on RTA vehicles. -
Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin says he is not breaking ranks with fellow Democrats to support Gov. Mike DeWine, despite a flyer that surfaced Wednesday listing him as part of a host committee for a fundraiser for the Republican governor. -
About half of Cleveland's American Rescue Plan Act money would go toward housing under the mayor's proposal. The administration wants to slate $35 million for housing construction, $10 million for home repairs and $5 million for home rehabilitation for small contractors and nonprofits. -
The Greater Cleveland RTA is setting up a new oversight committee that will investigate citizen complaints about police officers and recommend potential discipline or policy changes to the public transportation agency鈥檚 police chief.
