Councilwoman Maurer has put out a very good review of the lead program. Please read. Lead Report

From January 2019, people from across Cleveland gather to come up with a plan to address lead poisoning.(Gus Chan / The Plain Dealer)The Plain Dealer Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio

Today in Ohio reviews the Cleveland Lead Paint problem.  Start listening at 10:55.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has denied a request from Milwaukee’s public health department for assistance in managing unsafe lead levels in the city’s public schools, citing

Published: May. 07, 2025, 6:00 a.m. Cleveland’s children have been plagued for decades by exposure to lead, an environmental hazard that causes irreversible harm. But Cleveland is in danger of forfeiting $11.9

WEWS report More than 1,300 children in Cleveland tested positive for high levels of lead in their blood last year. By: Michelle Jarboe Posted 8:44 PM, Apr 21, 2025   and last

  Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland has cleared a backlog of 1,200 lead-safe applications ahead of schedule after enlisting volunteers from across City Hall to tackle the logjam. The cleared

Lead-based paint is a ‘niche’ yet prevalent environmental health concern — including in McLean County Chitose Suzuki / AP file People clean up lead paint in a contaminated building in

Nearly one-in-five Cleveland children continue to have elevated levels of lead in their blood.City of Cleveland By Editorial Board, cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer Good intentions can produce unintended and

Marquette University Raynor Library to host ‘This Lead is Killing Us’ exhibit, starting March 10 March 7, 2025 MILWAUKEE — Marquette University will host “This Lead is Killing Us: A

Cleveland City Hall. Interior of grand hall. January 23, 2023. Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com   Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — As the Trump administration threatens to strip cities of federal funding, Cleveland

CHICAGO (CBS) — The Chicago Housing Authority has been ordered to pay more than $24 million in damages to the family of two children who allegedly suffered poisoning from lead paint