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She was given a license suspension and fine

Located in Downtown's AECOM Building, the company had won accolades as one of the region's best places to work

She had a 0.244 BAC at the time of her arrest. Dashcam video captured the crash

A long overdue bit of technology and transparency for residents

The Cleveland-founded firm has put money over justice for decades, according to author David Enrich

New spaces and voices are guiding Cleveland's homegrown music scene into inclusive and interesting places

Two of Scott Claridge's relatives had land and homes taken for I-71's original construction. Now, he and his family face the same fate if the Boston Rd. exit is built

Significant cuts to programs and staff are likely

Grab the Black Friday deal and get three months of aggravation at a discount

66 will lose their jobs come January despite steady enrollment

The city has one of the highest smoking rates in the country. The stakes are too high, and the consequences too severe to ignore

"This was a premeditated move on the part of the city of Strongsville. I would like to believe that those who voted on House Bill 23 were not fully aware of the impact this would have,"

With general support and some concerns from businesses along the road, the revision phase of the Midway project begins

The convention will feature dozens of independent and small press creators

"We have, when convenient, government by fiat"

Plans would move Greyhound to Puritas, some 11 miles from downtown

Applications are now open, with a site visit coming later this month

You're making us blush, FT

As incidents of anti-transgender violence spike across the state, Ohio law enforcement agencies struggle to accurately track and document reports of anti-trans hate crimes

Its current policy came under fire for First Amendment concerns. The proposed changes drew similar responses