Three leading urban planners in northeast Ohio support the Browns’ lakefront plan and reject the idea of moving the stadiumContinue reading)
The Browns-backed Cleveland Lakeshore Connection Plan is praised by a major State Council, with reservations (Continue reading)
Ohio American Legion commander calls for the resignation of 2 Hudson members who cut the microphone during the veteran’s speech (Continue reading)
Cleveland Indians are considering 1,100+ options for team name change (Continue reading)
A federal judge who previously ruled against a nationwide eviction moratorium during the coronavirus pandemic declined Thursday to apply his ruling across the country, leaving it for most renters.
The federal judge in Cleveland refuses to lift an eviction moratorium for the entire United States (Continue reading)
One of Ohio’s recent Vax-a-Million winners plans a home purchase, the other a future in medicine (Continue reading)
Greater Cleveland outperforms the rest of Ohio in Vax-a-million entries (Continue reading)
Ohio Reports 490 New Coronavirus Cases: Thursday Update (Continue reading)
Some schools in Northeast Ohio expect to complete strict COVID-19 protocols for the 2021-22 school year. others decide to wait (Continue reading)
“Treat people before they get worse”; The race is on to find COVID-19 home drugs that will stop viral infection and avoid hospital stays (Continue reading)
Albert Aiad-Toss was sentenced to 22 years in prison on Thursday for luring six young girls to have sex in hotels.
Former Youngstown doctor sentenced to 22 years in prison for trafficking in girls (Continue reading)
Cleveland murder suspect in custody following East Side stalemate (Continue reading)
Summit County Sheriff’s Office is investigating report of wrongdoing by Nordonia Hills City Schools employee (Continue reading)
Jaleesa Bennett uses a shield to protect her face from pepper spray on May 30th in Cleveland. In a lawsuit, she claims that Cleveland Patrolman John Kazimer fired the spray to suppress her First Amendment rights. [Photo contained in a lawsuit]
Cleveland police officers investigated for violence against May 30 protesters sacked for failing to show up for work (Continue reading)
The Cleveland Police Union is calling for the Director of Security to step down and the Justice Department to leave the city after a series of layoffs of officials (Continue reading)
Community activist appointed to occupy the seat of suspended Cleveland Councilman Ken Johnson in Ward 4 (Continue reading)
Parents raise concerns about the Chagrin Falls Schools Plan for Diversity and Justice (Continue reading)
The Chagrin Falls Schools summer schedule eases face mask requirements for some (Continue reading)
Residents of Woodhawk Drive off Mayfield Heights eventually meet with the mayor; Road renewal could come this fall (Continue reading)
Lakewood Schools, Recreation Department To Combat Learning Loss This Summer (Continue reading)
Independence School Board gives the green light for the vote on the renewal of the levy on November 2nd (Continue reading)
Lakewoods Clifton Park is named National Register of Historic Places (Continue reading)
North Olmsted Police Department applies for federal COPS grant for new officers (Continue reading)
The countdown begins for the opening of luxury apartments and boutique hotels at the end of 2021 in the former NASA buildings in Fairview Park (Continue reading)
Mayor of Seven Hills giving the address of the state of the city (Continue reading)
Parma City School District sponsors free college courses for non-teaching staff (Continue reading)
UH Parma Medical Center officially as Level III Trauma Center (Continue reading)
Ex-coworker wants HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge to allow public housing residents to use marijuana in jurisdictions where it is legal (Continue reading)
Jeff Johnson Q&A: Where Top 11 CandidatesContinue reading)
Olivia, Liam remain Ohio’s most popular baby names; see the top 20 (Continue reading)
