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Broadband providers begin providing new comparison labels

Shopping for broadband service within your budget is getting easier.Starting April 10, major internet providers like AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon will begin displaying information online similar to nutritional labels on food products so customers can compare pricing, speeds and data allowances. The labels also include whether the plan has an installation fee and explain the financial consequences of paying late

Cleveland council leaders call for open dialogue on future of Browns stadium

Some Cleveland City Council leaders are wondering why council is still not part of early talks to renovate Cleveland Browns stadium or potentially build a new Browns stadium complex on new site.Cleveland Councilman Brian Kazy announced a proposed ordinance on April 1, after the Haslam Sports Group confirmed last month it was exploring a 175-acre parcel near Hopkins International Airport

‘It’s Not a Moment, it’s a Movement: Cleveland nonprofit helps expecting mothers with financial assistance

Expecting mothers who have fallen on hard times could receive financial assistance from a local organization. The group is called “It’s Not a Moment, it’s a Movement.”The local non-profit was founded by Pastor Kyle Earley in 2018; he said he wanted to help the Collinwood community thrive.It stands for we’re doing this work right now for generations we may never

Universal basic employment could be answer to ending generational poverty, Cleveland City council member says

The latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau show that Cleveland’s median household income is $37,271, and 31.2% of the citys population lives in poverty.Cleveland City Council Member Stephanie Howse-Jones is pushing to launch a universal basic employment (UBE) pilot program in the city.Monday night, she introduced legislation calling for a 2-year pilot program offering guaranteed jobs with a $50,000