Kaitlin Durbin

Cuyahoga County APS reports are rising. A recent case involved a nearly deadly gas leak where a handyman is accused of exploiting a vulnerable elderly woman.

Cuyahoga County says it will still be taking photos of county homes and updating property records but it will not be posting the images online after residents raised safety concerns.

Cuyahoga County's first human trafficking report reveals over 700 identified victims in 2025, but officials caution the number represents as little as 10% of the true scope, with fragmented data and systemic gaps leaving many cases undetected.

Cuyahoga County has hired Cyclomedia Technologies to photograph properties using 360-degree cameras and LiDAR scanners to improve appraisal accuracy ahead of its 2027 tax assessment update.

Cuyahoga County has hired Cyclomedia Technologies to photograph properties using 360-degree cameras and LiDAR scanners to improve appraisal accuracy ahead of its 2027 tax assessment update.

Cuyahoga County's ADAMHS Board is reshaping its 2027 behavioral health funding, recommending distributing $37M among 68 providers after a rigorous review prioritizing effectiveness and community need.

Cuyahoga County has allocated $25,000 in one-time funding to cover veterinary and recovery costs for animals rescued from abuse and neglect cases handled by the prosecutor's Animal Crimes Unit.

Cuyahoga's ADAMHS Board recently overhauled provider funding—backing 148 of 295 applicants and prioritizing crisis care with limited dollars.

Cuyahoga County's Glick Recovery Campus opens Sept. 28, offering 24/7 walk-in behavioral health care, though long-term funding remains uncertain.

Cuyahoga County judges joined Prosecutor Michael O'Malley in refusing to make additional 2027 budget cuts, citing prior reductions and current obligations.