The 24/7 facility on South Broadway served over 1,600 people since opening, but leaders admit faith communities need more attention.

No new power lines, just smarter ones — FirstEnergy's $28 million tech test could aid Cuyahoga, Lake and Ashtabula counties.

Cleveland Public Auditorium is packed with Olympic-style action, and a hometown fighter just scored a split-decision win.

Twelve players lined up to wait for a turn at Greenbrier Commons this summer. Fencing is still on the to-do list.

Rocket Arena hosts nine performances in January, with tickets to the public going on sale Oct. 6.

Chris Harris is retiring after a decade of brewing, but the MidTown taproom won't sit empty for long.

Lakewood EMS rushed the victim to a hospital as crossings from Cleveland to Bell Avenue stayed shut for over an hour.

Some Lorain poles have worn out-of-service ribbons since 2024. Near Norfolk Avenue, only a few of 20 lights still work.

More than 40 student designs, a ballet performance and a sold-out crowd await at Cleveland's Fashion & Feather finale.

Free family event at Summitview Pavilion on Saturday is Seven Hills' fifth annual Fall Fest, formerly known as Oktoberfest.

Kreigh Grapel-Barnette died after her Toyota Yaris crossed the median in Brooklyn Heights, closing I-480 for two and a half hours.

Tickets to the October 8 talk include a copy of Ripert's new book and a library foundation donation.

Kinsman homes sold for 58% more than their county valuation, the widest gap in Cleveland, while Parma Heights topped the suburbs at 37%.