Cleveland has repeatedly failed repair homes and keep children safe from lead poisoning. Now, the city has a new plan.

Thousands of Ohio children test positive for elevated blood-lead levels each year, with the actual number likely higher due to under-testing.

Here’s how the test works: scratch the pipe with a penny. If it shows shiny silver and flakes, it’s lead. If it’s ...

Thousands of Ohio children test positive for elevated blood-lead levels each year, with the actual number likely higher due to under-testing.

Thousands of Ohio children test positive for elevated blood-lead levels each year, with the actual number likely higher due to under-testing.