Akron’s $37M CitiCenter Project Pauses Over Housing Charter Amendments
AKRON, Ohio — A $37 million plan to put 115 market-rate apartments in the heart of downtown Akron is on ice. Physical renovation work at the CitiCenter building has halted…
New Details Surface in East Cleveland Ricin Case Against Brandon Baxter
EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio — Newly released police records, body-camera video and a 911 call show how a Sept. 19 report of gunshots at an apartment building on Nelacrest Road spiraled…
Guardians Fall 4-3 to White Sox in Game 2, Face ALDS Elimination Down 2-0
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Guardians dropped Game 2 of the American League Division Series 4-3 to the Chicago White Sox on Monday night at Progressive Field, falling into a 2-0…
Energy Secretary Wright Tours Cleveland-Cliffs for $200M Electrical Steel Expansion
CLEVELAND — U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright is in the region Tuesday as Cleveland-Cliffs hosts him and other federal officials at its Butler Works facility to showcase a $200…
Cleveland Orchestra Musicians Strike for First Time in a Decade Over Pay
Musicians of The Cleveland Orchestra have gone on strike for the first time in a decade, refusing to take the stage as they demand higher pay on par with their…
Ohio moves to end E-Check emissions tests for Northeast Ohio drivers
Gov. Mike DeWine has directed the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to begin the formal process of ending the E-Check vehicle emissions testing program in seven Northeast Ohio counties, saying the…
$325M Big Creek Tunnel caps Cleveland’s 24-year Project Clean Lake build-out
CLEVELAND — The final chapter of Cleveland’s decades-long effort to keep untreated sewage out of Lake Erie and its rivers is set to begin, with the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer…
Kahoe, Spinner Clash Over AI in Schools, Flock Cameras in 31st District Debate
AKRON — Candidates for Ohio’s 31st House District faced off in a debate that put technology squarely at the center of the conversation, with Mike Kahoe and J. Noah Spinner…
EPA Holds Public Meeting Tonight on Cleveland Warehouse Hazmat Cleanup
CLEVELAND — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is inviting residents of Cleveland’s Broadway-Slavic Village neighborhood to a public meeting tonight on its cleanup of hazardous substances inside a warehouse at…
Teachers’ cars smashed again at Cleveland school; union demands patrols
Teachers at Kenneth Clement Elementary School in Cleveland returned to the school parking lot Friday to find several of their cars with smashed windows, the latest in a string of…