Thousands of Cuyahoga County residents who rely on Medicaid could face significant changes to their health coverage as new federal requirements begin taking effect.

The changes stem from federal legislation enacted in 2025 and are expected to reshape Medicaid eligibility and renewal requirements across Ohio. County officials are urging residents not to wait until their coverage is at risk before learning what the new rules mean for them. 

One of the biggest…

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

Min Dale Edwards Executive Director Call and Post, Vice President Southern Christian Leadership Conference 

CLEVELAND — Historic Greater Abyssinia Baptist Church became a gathering place for faith, civic engagement and Ohio politics as clergy, elected officials and community leaders assembled to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton.

The program was organized by Minister Dale Edwards, executive director of the Call & Post and newly elected vice president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Edwards…

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

Nearly three decades after Tupac Shakur was shot in a Las Vegas drive-by attack, a Las Vegas, Nevada jury has finally delivered a verdict in the case that became one of the most enduring mysteries in hip-hop history.

Duane “Keffe D” Davis, 63, was found guilty Monday of first-degree murder in the 1996 killing of Shakur.

The verdict came less than…

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

Min Dale Edwards, Executive Director Call & Post, Vice President Southern Christian Leadership Conference 

In a day and age when Black history is too often lost, overlooked or forgotten, there are moments when we are reminded that history is not merely something we read about—it is something we must preserve, tell and pass on to the next generation.

On Wednesday, August 19, inside the historic Cleveland City Hall Rotunda, Mayor Justin M. Bibb presented the

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

C & P Newswire

Trump Administration Targets Foreign Visitors Who Sought Asylum After Entering on Business and Tourist Visas

The Trump administration is planning a potential mass revocation of B1 business and B2 tourist visas held by people who entered the United States and later applied for asylum, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press and two U.S. officials. The estimate of up to 200,000 affected people reflects a proposed action, not confirmed revocations. 

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

Min Dale Edwards Executive Director Call and Post, Vice President Southern Christian Leadership Conference 

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb’s ambitious plan to close Burke Lakefront Airport and transform 450 acres of prime lakefront property has hit a powerful federal roadblock — and the future of one of the city’s most controversial pieces of real estate is suddenly uncertain.

The Federal Aviation Administration has formally signaled its opposition to closing Burke, delivering a major setback to…

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

CLEVELAND — A wave of grief swept across Greater Cleveland Tuesday after Dr. Floun’say R. Caver, a longtime Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority executive and one of the region’s most respected public servants, was found dead in Hampton, Virginia, following a frantic search that began Monday.

Caver, 50, served as GCRTA’s Chief Operating Officer and Deputy General Manager of Operations. Virginia State Police had issued a Critically Missing Adult AlertMonday…

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

A rider on Cedar Point’s high-profile Siren’s Curse roller coaster was injured last week and transported to a hospital for further evaluation and treatment, according to the amusement park.

The incident occurred Thursday, August 13, while the guest was riding the coaster, Cedar Point spokesperson Tony Clark confirmed Monday. The park has not released the rider’s identity or medical condition, citing medical privacy laws. 

“Safety is a cornerstone of our…

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.

A deadly fire at a Canton apartment complex has turned into a double-homicide investigation, with police identifying three suspects in connection with the deaths of two women.

The victims, identified as Katina Spells and Kourtni Yeager, were discovered inside a Skyline Terrace apartment after firefighters responded to a reported blaze.

What initially appeared to be a deadly apartment fire quickly became a much more disturbing investigation.

Authorities determined that both women…

Continue reading — subscribe to unlock the full article.