PODCAST PREVIEW: “He should hide his face in shame for what he tried to pull off.” – editor Chris Quinn on House Speaker Bob Cupp and his role in gerrymandered legislative maps. Full podcast:
You’ve been sending Chris lots of thoughts and suggestions on our from-the-newsroom text account, in which he shares what we’re thinking about atHere are the questions we’re answering today:
When we think of manufacturing in Northeast Ohio, we think of the fiery steel plants and auto factories. With Intel planning to invest $100 million or more in its Ohio microchip plant, what should people expect to happen there? How is it different from traditional manufacturing? How has Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb fixed what had been a giant problem impeding the success of Cuyahoga County’s new diversion center, limiting its use for people charged with minor crimes but suffering from mental health or addiction issues?
Federal prosecutors in northern Ohio filed broke a 30-year-plus record for crimes charged in 2021. How many, and what’s the reason they are filing so many charges?
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