New study names Ohio city the second-most stressed out in the country

According to a new data study from WalletHub, Cleveland residents might need a vacation in the near future.

The study, which investigated the most and least stressed-out cities in the country, named Cleveland the second most stressed-out city, with a composite score of 60.83. It was one spot behind Detroit, with a score of 61.82, for the top of the list.

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WalletHub generated the composite score for each city by examining multiple categories, including the stress rates for work, health and safety, family life and financial stress. Cleveland came in at 68th overall for work-related stress and 7th highest for family-related stress. It had the 2nd most health and safety-related stress and the most financial stress in the nation, according to the study.

Both Toledo at 8th overall (54.21) and Akron at 11th overall (53.32) appeared near the top of the list as well. Two other Ohio cities followed with Cincinnati at 21 (50.76) and Columbus at 58 (45.31).

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