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What to Expect as FirstEnergy Corruption Trial Heads for a Do-Over
Two former FirstEnergy executives will head to a retrial after a deadlocked jury the first time around.
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Cleveland Hiring Help to Expand Smart Code Throughout City
On Monday, City Council approved plans to recruit a consultant to expand form-based planning code in more neighborhoods.
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Op-Ed: Sewer District Pushes Ahead With Plan to Drain Lower Shaker Lake
Neighbors have saved Shaker Lake before, and they may do so again.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Holds Big Cash Lead Over Amy Acton After $25 Million Loan
The Republican and Democratic frontrunners in the race to be Ohio’s next governor raised similar amounts from donors before Ramaswamy tapped his personal fortune.
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Jim Kukral Wants Clevelanders to Sink Their Worries on His Interactive Cuyahoga Cruise Line
The new show-on-the-water will feature a mix of comedy and catharsis this summer.
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Utilities Plan $1.4 Trillion in Grid Investments, Likely Pushing Bills Higher in Ohio
Some experts warn the investments aren’t necessary and figures are meant to achieve greater returns.
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ShotSpotter Renewal Didn’t Need Cleveland City Council’s Approval, Safety Director Argues
Many on Council’s Safety Committee felt snubbed by Public Safety Director Wayne Drummond, who earlier this month used a city oversight group to renew a contract with the controversial gunfire detection company.
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Ohio Bill Could Force State to Shut Down Troubled Residential Treatment Facilities
The proposal comes just months after The Marshall Project – Cleveland exposed violence at a residential youth facility northeast of Columbus.
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Republican Ohio Supreme Court Makes Ohio First State to Allow Political Endorsements From Judges
When a judge participates in another person’s political campaign, his impartiality can be questioned, Justice Patrick Fischer wrote in a dissent.
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Capitol Theatre Scores County Grant to Upgrade Main Theater Projector System
Northwest Neighborhoods says the new tech will allow the financially struggling theater to host more events.
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Vivek Ramaswamy May Have Stake in Company Receiving More Than $830 Million From Ohio
Ohio GOP governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has investments with a venture capital firm that’s backed every one of the defense company Anduril’s funding rounds. Anduril is receiving more than $830 million in state incentives to build a production facility.
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Outdoor Scandinavian-Style Sauna Complex Planned for Cuyahoga Riverfront
Ohio’s first outdoor sauna and cold plunge complex, Saunagoose, is set to open on the northern tip of Scranton Peninsula by late fall.