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An exhaustive list of events coming to Lorain, OH.

Why Potholes Can’t Be Repaired in February in Lorain, Ohio Lorain, Ohio, like much of the Midwest, experiences harsh winter conditions that make pothole repairs nearly impossible in February. Despite frustrated drivers dodging craters in the road, the reality is that cold temperatures, unpredictable weather, and material limitations prevent effective Continue Reading

Lorain, Ohio, and the Future of Investor Visas: From EB-5 to Trump’s “Gold Card” Program Lorain, OH – The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program has long been a tool for economic development in cities across the U.S., including parts of Ohio. Designed to bring foreign capital into the country, the program Continue Reading

The Rise and Fall of St. Joseph’s Hospital: A Political and Financial Odyssey For over a century, St. Joseph’s Hospital in Lorain, Ohio, was a pillar of the community, providing medical care, employment, and stability. However, the last 25 years have seen the facility’s decline, multiple ownership changes, political entanglements, Continue Reading

Lorain Faces Budget Deficit Amid Workforce Cuts, Fee Hikes, and Infrastructure Improvements Lorain, Ohio — February 2025 — The City of Lorain continues to grapple with a significant budget deficit, which has led to personnel cuts, fee hikes, and cost-saving measures in recent years. In 2022, the city faced a Continue Reading

Coyotes in Lorain: What You Need to Know About Mating Season and Protecting Your Pets As coyotes continue to expand their presence across Ohio, including in Lorain, it’s important for residents to be aware of the animals’ habits, especially during mating season, which typically spans from late winter to early Continue Reading

The May 6 primary election in Lorain County, Ohio, features several key races. In the city of Lorain, multiple city council positions are contested, with candidates vying for seats in various wards. Additionally, a judicial race is on the ballot, Lorain Municipal Court Judge. Follow LorainDaily.com to keep informed. DEMOCRATS Continue Reading

The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) was established in 1979 with the goal of improving the quality of education across the nation. However, decades later, the department faces mounting criticism over its inefficiency, bureaucratic bloat, and failure to address core issues affecting students, teachers, and families. From declining student performance Continue Reading

Lorain, Ohio, like many cities across the United States, faces the challenge of dealing with illegal immigration. While the topic is often politically charged, the removal of illegal immigrants is a process governed by federal law and enforced by agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Understanding how illegal Continue Reading