Also in our daily news roundup for June 26, Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed a bill that would have expanded photo ID requirements for mail-in voting, the Ohio Supreme Court declined to hear Mackenzie Shirilla’s appeal and Cleveland City Council will revisit debate over the city’s Flock Safety contract.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Eugene Tavern will be open for dinner and weekend lunch, with weekday lunches to be added a little down the road.
by Douglas Trattner
Also in our daily news roundup for June 24, Cleveland-based OverDrive named a new CEO, a former North Olmsted pharmacist pleaded guilty after more than a decade on the run and authorities suspended a search for a man who disappeared while attempting to swim across the Cuyahoga River.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Also in our daily news roundup for June 10, the Cleveland Clinic reached a settlement with federal and state officials over pediatric gender-affirming care practices, major ramp closures are coming to Interstate 490 and a water main break disrupted traffic and service in Little Italy.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Also in our daily news roundup for June 8, Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam donated $130 million to the University of Tennessee, Guardians starter Tanner Bibee earned his first win of the season and Great Lakes Brewing Co. is rolling out a lighter version of its signature Dortmunder Gold Lager.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Whether it be by sharing food, seeds or a helping hand, good neighbors are the fabric of our community.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Local business owners and longtime residents explain how the neighborhood continues to foster a strong sense of connection.
by Christina Rufo
Sanity anchors its community's outreach efforts as a drop-off center for I Support the Girls.
by Julia Lombardo
Each year, we pull out our surveys and spreadsheets and get to work combing over safety, school, housing, entertainment and other info that gives us a little bit of insight into Northeast Ohio's best places to live.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Also in our daily news roundup for May 1, Downtown Cleveland’s food truck series returns for the season, a Cuyahoga County Grand Jury indicts a man in a fatal high-speed crash and FBI Cleveland announces arrests in a $1 million benefits fraud scheme.
by Douglas Trattner, Jaden Stambolia, Dillon Stewart
