Cleveland City Hall left a $1 million renter‑support grant frozen for roughly 387 days while contracts moved through the city’s review process, councilmembers say. Advocates worry the delay cost months of tenant outreach and eviction prevention.

Le Marché Clifton has expanded into mornings and middays with a full breakfast and lunch café menu, adding crepes, quiche and weekend brunch to Clifton Boulevard.

North Ridgeville Government is expanding the city's tree canopy, aiming to increase environmental benefits such as carbon storage and stormwater management. They encourage smart native tree planting to avoid conflicts with infrastructure.

Atmos Coffee is arriving in Gordon Square at 5509 Detroit Ave, promising on‑site small‑batch roasting, a short signature menu and daily hours from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

CSU's Spring Dance Concert, from Feb. 20-22, highlights student's growth in theatre and dance, with an emphasis on choreography and live music collaborations. Directed by Michelle Ainza, the concert features a variety of dance genres.

A newly obtained 2019 calendar shows Sen. Jon Husted met with Sam Randazzo two days before HB 6 was introduced, a detail surfaced during opening arguments in the FirstEnergy trial.

Birdtown Brewing is converting a century‑old Lakewood church into a 260‑seat brewpub with house beers and Geraci’s pizza, targeting a late‑March/early‑April opening.

A 250,597-sf Cleveland manufacturing site long occupied by U.S. Cotton is on the market, fully leased under a triple-net deal with about 5.4 years left. Newmark is marketing the asset for the owner.

A proposed 10,000‑seat music venue on Cleveland's lakefront is dividing leaders and venue owners over jobs, public dollars and who benefits.

An 18-year-old was arrested following a brawl at a high school basketball game between Lorain and Toledo Rogers; no injuries reported, but the incident is under investigation.

Barberton announces a Magic Egg Hunt for kids 9 and under on March 28, featuring activities, the Easter Bunny, and a raffle. Registration is required by March 21, with a $5 fee.

Sponsorships have plunged heading into next Saturday’s Brite Winter, leaving organizers to lean on tickets, donors and a small volunteer team. The festival will still run stages and art in Waterloo.

Fast Eddie’s Kitchen & Bar reopens Tuesday in Parma's Tri City Shopping Center with more seats, a 20-seat bar, a patio and regional-supplier menu touches.