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Today in Ohio is a review and analysis of the week's news in Ohio by the reporting and editing team that brought you that news, the team at cleveland.com. Listen each day for perspective and inside information you can find no where else.
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This Week in the CLE: Special Episode July 1, 2019 01.07.2019 42:57
Episode Notes This week we use Independence Day as the reason for a special episode of This Week in the CLE, in which we celebrate the spirit of debate central to the founding of this nation by having a debate about a topic of big interest in Northeast Ohio -- Lake Erie wind turbines. And, with July 4th being about the founding of a new nation and government, we use the holiday as a reason to disc...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday, June 20, 2019 21.06.2019 1:01:56
Seven months after the release of a blistering report about inhumane conditions at the Cuyahoga County Jail, the Cuyahoga County Council has done nearly nothing to oversee reforms, and that might be why we now have two efforts brewing in Columbus to compel change. We talk with reporter Courtney Astolfi and politics editor Jane Kahoun about why the council has been missing in action while Gov. Mike...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday, June 13, 2019 14.06.2019 1:03:24
Bill Mason as Cuyahoga County’s chief of staff and whether Cuyahoga County should elect a sheriff are the big-thought topics that lead off the latest episode of This Week in the CLE, the podcast discussion of the news by reporters and editors at cleveland.com. Reporter Bob Higgs covered the stories for the vacationing Courtney Astolfi and explains County Executive Armond Budish’s choice of Mason....
This Week in the CLE: Thursday, June 6, 2019 06.06.2019 1:06:31
It was not the biggest news of the week, but prominent Cleveland defense attorney Roger Synenberg’s self-destructive decision to send an anonymous letter labeling a witness in his criminal case as a snitch sure had people talking. That’s the first story we discuss on the latest episode of This Week in the CLE, the cleveland.com podcast discussion of the news in Northeast Ohio. Justice Center repor...
This Week in the CLE: Special Episode June 3, 2019 03.06.2019 1:19:47
We did not realize it at the time, but a meeting we hosted at the offices of cleveland.com on Nov. 17, 2017, turned out to be remarkable for the insights it offers into the continuing criminal investigation of Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish’s administration. Budish brought his top cabinet members to our offices to talk about recent items in the news, items that ultimately became part of t...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday, May 30, 2019 30.05.2019 53:42
People feel passionately about Cuyahoga County Council’s decision to ban plastic bags, making it the top story for discussion on This Week in the CLE, the cleveland.com podcast discussion of the week’s news by the people who bring you that news. Cuyahoga County beat reporter Courtney Astolfi provides the details about the bag ban and what the council is thinking. Download the podcast here or, on m...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday, May 23, 2019 24.05.2019 1:11:32
Two Ohio legislators with no ties or accountability in Cleveland are working to block the will or Northeast Ohio voters. What gives? On the latest edition of This Week in the CLE, northeast Ohio’s top news team – the reporters and editors at cleveland.com – discuss how two legislators seemingly in the bag for the plastic bag industry are intent on stopping elected leaders in Cleveland from regulat...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday, May 16, 2019 16.05.2019 1:12:50
The crisis at the Cuyahoga County jail has kept crime reporter Adam Ferrise running for much of the past year, and on the latest episode of This Week in the CLE, he shares what he has learned about the latest controversies, another death and a drug ring run by the guards. He also talks with county reporter Courtney Astolfi about the move to get better guards by paying them more and his listing of...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday May 9, 2019 09.05.2019 1:05:02
In the latest episode of our This Week in the CLE podcast, we discuss a tax cut for everyone, diverting more public dollars to electric companies, a ray of light for the movie industry, continuing distress at the Cuyahoga County jail, momentum for abating lead paint in Cleveland and Troy Smith’s spirited defense of his ranking of top 1980s albums. The weekly podcast is a review and analysis of the...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday May 2, 2019 03.05.2019 1:06:31
What can we expect from closing I-490 for two years? Did Cleveland City Hall mislead the public about the computer hacking at the airport? What jaw-dropper did we learn about the Cuyahoga County corruption investigation? And is the Ohio Legislature really going to kill the nascient Northeast Ohio movie industry? These topics and many more get the full analysis on the latest episode of This Week in...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday April 25, 2019 26.04.2019 53:52
Episode Notes This Week in the CLE: Pete Krouse on Cuyahoga’s very high taxes, Mary Kilpatrick on airport hacking secrecy, Mark Naymik on more jail revelations, Seth Richardson on Tim Ryan’s lonely campaign trail, Rich Exner on Cuyahoga County’s big population loss and Troy Smith on the Avengers coda. Chris Quinn hosts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about yo...
This Week in the CLE: Thursday April 18, 2019 19.04.2019 55:25
This Week in the CLE: A discussion and analysis of the week's news by the people who brought you that news. Armond Budish talks trees, Metroparks' trail troubles and Rock Hall rocks expansion idea - and more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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