Lila Mills

We are proud to support two community spelling bees this year for children in East Cleveland and Cleveland’s Central neighborhood.

Today Signal has grown to 35 employees around the state. Our CEO and business team are based in Columbus, the Signal Akron newsroom celebrates its first birthday next month, Signal Cincinnati Documenters came online this summer. And this fall we celebrated the launch of our Statehouse bureau.  

Michael Indriolo is going to cover K-12 education and youth in Greater Cleveland. Look for more stories this year related schools and youth.

The bee, Coordinated by Community Listeners, took place on Saturday, May 18 at the Sterling branch of the Cleveland Public Library.

Get trained and paid $18 an hour to take notes or photos or live tweet at public meetings. Join us for a Cleveland Documenters orientation.

Signal Cleveland to host 2nd Annual Central Community Spelling Bee for children in the Central neighborhood on Saturday, May 18.

We love Cleveland and believe that, together with residents, we can be part of making it work better for all of us.

Signal Cleveland reporters investigate issues of public interest. That type of watchdog journalism is crucial to a strong a democracy.

Without Documenters, many Cleveland public meetings wouldn’t have members of the public there. They attended more than 250 meetings in 2023.

Documenters Day celebrates Cleveland Documenters who are regular Greater Clevelanders—your neighbors—who ground and guide our journalism.

Signal Cleveland took a close look at Cleveland’s progress reducing lead-poisoning and ensuring owners make rental properties lead safe.

27 May 2023 ... A community of practice is a group of people with a common interest, who share information, learn from one another and build collective ...

Signal Cleveland's news and information model is a simple one. It weaves together community building with journalism and looks to the future.

We welcome a dynamic team of five Clevelanders and our new community reporter who are focused on listening to residents in Central.

Signal Cleveland will provide free, public service news and information on our website, social media channels, newsletters, and text message.

I’m proud to share Signal Cleveland’s logo. Launching a newsroom has a lot of moving parts, but the most prominent are our name and logo.

Signal Cleveland hired Helen Maynard, editor; April Urban, director of research & impact; and Abbey Marshall, service journalism reporter.

Amy Morona, a veteran journalist in local and national newsrooms, is joining Signal Cleveland to be the higher-education reporter.

Greater Clevelanders were looking for a name that was bold, community-centered and rooted in Northeast Ohio. Signal Cleveland is all of those.