The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections announced Wednesday that the recall petition to remove Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren from office has enough signatures to move forward.

Cuyahoga Co. Executive Chris Ronayne says the owners of the Browns offered the city of Cleveland money to help develop the Downtown lakefront – but made that offer with strings attached.

Assuming Seren does not resign, organizers say City Council will have to vote by July 9 to send the recall question to the September ballot.

This is not the way the city's first elected mayor wanted to appear on the ballot for the Sept. 9 primary election.

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Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne is responding to changes in a budget bill by Ohio lawmakers that could allow the ...

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