Airports
Cleveland Faces FAA Fines for Lax Snow Clearance
The city was charged with failure to maintain runways at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport during several snowstorms.

The city of Cleveland, Ohio, has agreed to pay $200,000 in fines to settle several FAA enforcement issues relating to instances of failure to remove snow and ice from the runways at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Last September, the agency leveled more than $700,000 in penalties against the city for failing to maintain a safe airport during winter weather.