by Cleveland Magazine Staff
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
by Lydia Koszegi
By Dillon Stewart, Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
By Cleveland Magazine Staff
By Cleveland Magazine Staff
By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
By Cleveland Magazine Staff
By Cleveland Magazine Staff
Also in our daily news roundup for June 22, a statewide violent crime reduction operation led to 11 felony arrests in Cleveland, the USS Cleveland completed its journey to its Florida homeport and an effort to place a constitutional amendment banning data centers on Ohio’s ballot fell short of the required signatures.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Downtown Cleveland’s only free, publicly accessible basketball court opened on a major anniversary for the Cavs.
by Annie Nickoloff
Also in our daily news roundup for June 19, Northeast Ohio breadmaker Schwebel’s announced it will close after 120 years in business, Cleveland’s Flock Safety contract remains in limbo after a key council vote and local leaders are demanding answers following the FBI raid of a voter registration organization’s Cleveland office.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Gabriella Kreuz, founder of Love Doesn’t Shove, aims to create spaces for open conversations with Northeast Ohio teens.
by Lydia Koszegi
The Site Readiness Fund has acquired the former American Sugar plant in Midtown and is moving quickly to demolish the aging complex, creating a shovel-ready site for future industrial development.
by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Also in our daily news roundup for June 18, a new report highlights Cleveland’s progress and persistent challenges in reducing childhood lead poisoning, a major downtown freeway ramp closure is set to begin later this month and Cleveland Heights native Laila Edwards was selected fourth overall in the PWHL draft.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
