As temperatures in Cleveland continue to drop, staying warm is crucial. But for people without a home, the options are limited.Nationwide, there was an 18% increase in people becoming homeless in 2024. Here in Cuyahoga County, its estimated five thousand people are homeless every year, and those people need somewhere to go.Homelessness looks different for
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Advocates appealing decision to halt proposed youth drop-in center in Cleveland historic district
Advocates of a proposed youth drop-in center say theyre not backing down from plans to open new resources in a Cleveland historic district.Tuesday, Lutheran Metropolitan Ministries (LMM) and its partner organizations touted their intention to appeal a judges decision to halt the Franklin Boulevard project in the historic district of Ohio City.Young people should not
New year, new body: Setting fitness goals for 2025
The most common New Year’s resolutions focus on fitness. If you haven’t been to the gym in a while, easing back into exercising can be key to long-term success.Good Morning Cleveland anchor Tiffany Tarpley spoke with Jillian Certo, a physical therapist at the Cleveland Clinic, about strategies to reach your goals.”Start with small changes and
Local organization working to keep families warm during cold season across the U.S.
As the weather continues to drop, the need for shelter and warmth continues to rise for the less fortunate. A local organization is doing its part to ensure people have the necessities they need to stay warm during the cold season.In November 2024, I spoke to the organization’s owner about the change they were making