Hannah Drown is an Education Reporter at cleveland.com. She covers a variety of education topics impacting the region, alongside her interests in mobility, public transportation, and legislation related to transportation policy. Hannah's work has been featured in publications such as Governing, Government Technology, and Mass Transit magazine.
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See more of our coverage in your search results CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland would continue blocking new standalone data centers and expansions
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb launched Blue Cities/Red States, a coalition of 15 Democratic mayors in Republican-led states, aiming to counter state preemption laws and amplify urban policy influence. But how effective will it be?
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland City Council will vote on I-X Center rent credits, lead-safe rental changes, a data center moratorium and grocery incentives Monday.
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb launched Blue Cities/Red States, a coalition of 15 Democratic mayors in Republican-led states, aiming to counter state preemption laws and amplify urban policy influence.
By: Hannah Drown
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland City Council has changed the makeup of the city's Commission on Black Women and Girls, eliminating several seats reserved for specific groups and adding broader community representation.
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland City Council opposes proposed 2030 census changes, warning they could reduce funding, representation and data about the city’s residents.
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland City Council extended its data center moratorium through Jan. 29 while officials work on permanent rules for the industry.
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland council committee advances I-X Center rent credits tied to payroll as city seeks manufacturers and high-paying jobs.
Cleveland City Council extended the moratorium to give officials time to develop permanent rules for an industry that can put significant demands on electricity, water and other infrastructure.
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland City Council members defended using public money for food gift cards to help struggling residents Thursday, arguing that the assistance serves a legitimate public purpose.
