Cleveland News Archives

Dominic Russo’s Family Pushes ‘Dom’s Law’ to Ensure Those Convicted of Violent Offenses Can’t Profit Off Social Media

If passed, House Bill 505 would modernize Ohio’s Son of Sam law to close loopholes that would allow those like Mackenzie Shirilla to possibly profit off social media endeavors.

by Mark Oprea May 28, 2026May 28, 2026

Cleveland News

Studio West 117 Complex Up for Auction

After closing in late 2025 due to severe financial issues, the former home of the LGBTQ organization is up for grabs

by Vince Grzegorek May 26, 2026May 26, 2026

Cleveland News

Dave Huffman Is the New Director of the Cleveland Cinematheque

The vegan baker and Cleveland Cinemas veteran wants to blend classic and genre films at the arthouse theater.

by Ben Jodway, The Buckeye Flame May 26, 2026May 26, 2026

News & Views

In Trademark Lawsuit, Klutch Cannabis Denies Infringing on Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports

Both brands offer “fundamentally different goods and services sold through entirely different channels,” lawyers for the local cannabis company argued.

by Mark Oprea May 22, 2026May 22, 2026

News & Views

Activists Intensify Pressure on Cleveland City Council to Reject Flock Contract Renewal

Amid increasing opposition to the license plate reader tech and privacy concerns, council will soon take up contract renewal talks after Bibb deferred to the body.

by Mark Oprea May 21, 2026May 21, 2026

News & Views

New Book Captures the Visual History of Speak in Tongues, Legendary Cleveland DIY Venue

The 500-page collection brings together photography, show flyers and even police reports in documenting the infamous underground spot.

by Mark Oprea May 20, 2026May 20, 2026

News & Views

Capitol Theatre’s New Operator Promises More Indie and International Cinema Alongside Wide Releases

Arthouse Management will take over operations from Cleveland Cinemas come July.

by Mark Oprea May 19, 2026May 19, 2026

News & Views

Baldwin Wallace Announces Another Round of Program and Budget Cuts

Twenty-eight undergraduate majors and minors, as well as seven graduate programs, are being eliminated.

by Mark Oprea May 18, 2026May 18, 2026

News & Views

Cleveland City Council Committee Approves Yearly Funding for DigitalC After Questioning Subscriber Growth

“This Council wants you to succeed,” Councilman Brian Kazy said. “We want to be able to provide internet for every Cleveland resident.”

by Mark Oprea May 14, 2026May 15, 2026

Cleveland News

Cleveland Rejects Permit for Data Center in Slavic Village

The proposal garnered widespread opposition from the community and city council.

by Vince Grzegorek May 14, 2026May 14, 2026

Cleveland News

Cleveland Vows ‘The Midline’ Will Resurrect 350 Acres on Southeast Side With Development, Jobs

The “largest redevelopment plan in the modern history” of the city could bring thousands of jobs to Fairfax and Central.

by Mark Oprea May 13, 2026May 14, 2026

News & Views

Bibb Believes He Can Bump Downtown Momentum. What Do People Actually Want?

With City Hall in the midst of a 90-day action plan, many want Cleveland to keep focusing on the usual problems: public safety and better retail.

by Mark Oprea May 13, 2026May 13, 2026

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Dominic Russo’s Family Pushes ‘Dom’s Law’ to Ensure Those Convicted of Violent Offenses Can’t Profit Off Social Media

Studio West 117 Complex Up for Auction

Dave Huffman Is the New Director of the Cleveland Cinematheque

In Trademark Lawsuit, Klutch Cannabis Denies Infringing on Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports

Activists Intensify Pressure on Cleveland City Council to Reject Flock Contract Renewal

New Book Captures the Visual History of Speak in Tongues, Legendary Cleveland DIY Venue

Capitol Theatre’s New Operator Promises More Indie and International Cinema Alongside Wide Releases

Baldwin Wallace Announces Another Round of Program and Budget Cuts

Cleveland City Council Committee Approves Yearly Funding for DigitalC After Questioning Subscriber Growth

Cleveland Rejects Permit for Data Center in Slavic Village

Cleveland Vows ‘The Midline’ Will Resurrect 350 Acres on Southeast Side With Development, Jobs

Bibb Believes He Can Bump Downtown Momentum. What Do People Actually Want?

Photos: Thousands of People Filled Downtown Cleveland for the 2026 Pride in the CLE March and Festival

Photos From Cleveland Public Library’s “Senior” Prom at the Addison Branch

Photos From Cleveland Magazine’s Best of the East Party at Landerhaven

Photos: The Cavaliers Opened Their 2026 NBA Playoffs with a Win Against the Raptors