What we learned about why Cuyahoga County redesigned the Hilliard Road Bridge replacement

Cuyahoga County abandoned its planned arch replacement for the Hilliard Road Bridge after costs climbed and funding fell short, but the redesigned project still faces a roughly $20 million gap.
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