A Cleveland district fell from nearly 100,000 residents in the 1960s to fewer than 20,000, leaving blocks looking like countryside; a new plan now aims to build 200 homes and could generate up to $182 million for streets, parks and sewers

• The city is now trying to reverse that decline through a new Housing Innovation District and plans to support the construction of 200 new homes.
• The effort received a boost after Ohio announced $14 million in grants for workforce housing across 10 counties, local media NEOtrans reported.