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Cleveland Puts Flock Expansion on Hold Amid Local Pushback
Flock No and others have raised concerns regarding ICE and privacy.
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Ohio U.S. House Members Have Mixed Reactions Across Party Lines on Trump’s Iran Military Strikes
“This President promised to end wars, not start news,” said Shontel Brown.
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Why Is Hangry Brands So Hungry?
Cleveland’s newest and fastest-growing hospitality group has a bold plan, and no apologies, as it stakes its flashy claim on the city’s restaurant and bar scene.
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My Review of Small Bites
Where richness on the plate meets something harder to swallow.
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Despite Law Barring Utilities from Owning Power Plants, Ohio Lawmaker Mulls a Carveout for Nuclear
If lawmakers just went through all the trouble of reinforcing the distinction between the companies generating power and those distributing it, why is one lawmaker working on a plan to let the distributors get back into the generation market?
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Cleveland International Film Festival Returns to Cedar Lee For First Time in 35 Years
Screenings for 50th iteration of the festival will also show at Playhouse Square, CSU’s School of Film & Media Arts, and the Rock Hall.
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Ohio House Votes to Stamp Out Ranked Choice Voting Before It Begins
Two cities, Lakewood and Cleveland Heights, have been considering whether to put the practice on the ballot.
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I-X Center Closure Spells Worry for Big Four Trade Shows
The Car Parts Warehouse I-X Piston Powered Auto-Rama will close out a 41-year run for the event space as its operators hunt for the center’s next owner.
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Amid Drastic Medicaid Cuts, Ohio Department of Health Director Lays Out Rural Program Funding Plans
The Trump/Republican Medicaid funding cuts will hit Ohio to the tune of $33 billion over 10 years.
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Economists: Cutting Immigration Will Harm Ohio’s Economy
”The research is clear that immigrants pay significantly more in taxes than they receive in benefits.”
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Bedrock to Build 6,200-Seat Outdoor Music Venue on Cuyahoga Riverfront
“It positions Cleveland to compete with other regional markets for the biggest tours in the country,” said Live Nation Ohio President Michael Belkin, whose company will run the venue.
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Kamala Harris Talks Trump, the Power of Community, and Mid-Term Elections at Playhouse Square
Congress has “abdicated its responsibility to the American people,” Harris, who’s on a nationwide book tour, said at Playhouse Square. The upcoming elections will hopefully “bring back a semblance of balance.”
