A study forecasts a $1.2 billion economic impact and 5,400 jobs from the Cleveland Browns' potential stadium move, contrasting a previous report estimating a $30 million annual loss.

CLE airport saw a 7.3% passenger drop in October due to airline cuts like Spirit's but still expects a busy holiday season and yearly growth.

ODOT plans to rehabilitate the historic U.S. Route 40 bridge in Belmont County to ensure safety and preservation. It is seeking additional funding for the project, which is set to start by 2027.

Cuyahoga County seeks public input on reconstructing Lee Road Bridge near I-480, addressing environmental concerns, and outlining a detour for the closure.

Cleveland's East 6th Street is closed for resurfacing from October 30, affecting the stretch from Superior Avenue to Euclid Avenue. Detours are in place, though garage access via Euclid remains open.

Frontier Airlines introduces a new flight route from Cleveland to Palm Beach, Florida, with weekly services beginning on December 21st, offering a seasonal travel option.

Cleveland officials released studies on the potential closure of Burke Lakefront Airport, highlighting the feasibility and economic impacts of redevelopment.

Cleveland prepares for traffic due to events including Billy Joel and Rod Stewart concerts, Nicki Minaj's show, and a Guardians game. The city issued a traffic advisory detailing road closures and parking restrictions.

Mayor Justin Bibb signed an order mandating union involvement in Cleveland's large infrastructure projects, fostering job creation and workforce development.

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport expects a surge of travelers for Labor Day weekend, with TSA preparing for over 17 million passengers. AAA advises early travel to avoid congestion, with evening traffic expected to be heaviest.

A section of the Heights Medical Building facade collapsed, affecting The Fairmount Cocktail Bar. There were no injuries, and the bar plans to reopen using a back entrance. The collapse is under investigation.

Cleveland's derelict National Acme Co. factory is set for demolition with a $7.6 million state grant, part of broader efforts to clean up blighted properties.

Construction begins on Cleveland's North Marginal Trail, a project to improve lakefront access which includes funding from the Mandel Foundation and Federal Highway Administration.