10 Stories That Defined The 2010s
by Dillon Stewart | Dec. 30, 2019 | 2:00 PM
We've Got Big Plans: After The Chardon Shooting, By Connie Schultz (February 2014)
On February 27, 2012, the shooting at Chardon High School shattered Nick Walczak's life and left him paralyzed. In this 2014 profile, he let us in to the process of piecing together a future he never imagined with the help of friends, loved ones and a dog named Turner. Read More >>
How Gay Are We?, By Jillian Kramer and James Bigley II (July 2014)
Our Millennial Moment: The New Face Of The City, By Sheehan Hannan (April 2016)
This was the decade that millennials took over. Recognizing that Cleveland Magazine wanted to figure out the answers to a few questions: What's going to keep them here? What are their biggest concerns? How can we bridge generations? How can we improve the city for everyone? They had a lot to say. Read the main piece from the April cover package. Read More >>
He’s the elephant in the room. The presumptive nominee. Huge. Donald Trump may not be what anyone expected when Cleveland won the bid to host the Republican National Convention. But here we are — a defining moment for the city, the GOP and our country. Read More >>
"Cleveland, This Is For You!", By Dave Giffels, (August 2016)
After a 52-year title major sports drought, Cleveland's curse came to an end this decade. LeBron James' words in the immediate aftermath of winning Game 7 of the NBA Finals still gives us chills. Look back at how James and the Cleveland Cavaliers turned us into champions with stories from the people who witnessed history. Read More >>
For Tamir, By James Bigley II (October 2016)
After 1,095 opioid-related deaths in Northeast Ohio in 2016, officials declared opioids an epidemic — the public health crisis of our time. In this powerful 2017 cover package, we examined the impact of the opioid problem, how it’s infecting the region and the solutions needed to recover. Read More >>
The Crisis at the Cuyahoga County Jail, By Sheehan Hannan (September 2019)
Nine inmates have died at the jail since last June. How did it happen? And where do we go from here? Writer Sheehan Hannan breaks down the crisis that plagued Cleveland in 2019 and will continue to affect the city in its next decade. Read More >>
Dillon Stewart
Dillon Stewart is the editor of Cleveland Magazine. He studied web and magazine writing at Ohio University's E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and got his start as a Cleveland Magazine intern. His mission is to bring the storytelling, voice, beauty and quality of legacy print magazines into the digital age. He's always hungry for a great story about life in Northeast Ohio and beyond.
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