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CSU’s Director of Esports on the Growth of the University’s Varsity Team, Club Program
“We have a lot of people on campus that are really interested in what we’re trying to do.”
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Only 1 in 4 Cleveland Independent Music Venues Were Profitable Last Year, New Report Says
But they deliver more economic impact than similar stages in cities like Portland.
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Energy Market Watchers See Ohio Electric Bills Rising as Data Center Demand Continues
A recent study from the Natural Resources Defense Council predicted an average family will pay about $70 more each month on their electric bills by 2028.
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Cleveland to Build Skatepark at Luke Easter With Help From $250,000 Machine Gun Kelly Donation
“I’ve been in this neighborhood for 36 years; this is a positive move for us,” Ward 4 Councilwoman Deborah Gray said.
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How a Public Record Cost Cuyahoga County Taxpayers $650,000
A worker’s demotion after releasing court records to The Marshall Project – Cleveland led to a lawsuit alleging retaliation and witness intimidation.
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Jim Petras, Cleveland Heights’ First Out LGBTQ+ Mayor, Aims to Restore Trust in City Leadership
“Cleveland Heights is a city with so many civically minded people who care so much about the community and just want to offer their time and talents to help the city do well.”
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Ohio Bill to Ban Intoxicating Hemp Products and Make Changes to Marijuana Law Goes to Gov. DeWine
THC drinks would only be sold in dispensaries, smoking would be illegal in most public places, and transporting marijuana from another state would be prohibited, among other changes.
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Nela Park’s Christmas Light Display Goes Dark After 100 Years With No Festivities for 2025 Season
The beloved Cleveland holiday tradition is missing this year, replaced with a lone Christmas tree off Noble Road. GE says they have now donated most of the decorations to local nonprofits and organizations.
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Ohio U.S. Sen. Jon Husted Wants to “Freeze” ACA Insurance Subsidies
About 64% of Americans now view the Affordable Care Act — or Obamacare — favorably. But as with many Republican officials, Husted still doesn’t like it.
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Studio West 117 Owners Defaulted on Millions in Loans, Owe Hundreds of Thousands in Back Taxes
The LGBTQ-focused complex will close at the end of the month.
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CSU Falters to Start the Conference Season
Injuries, illness, and a brand-new team all contributed to two lackluster losses against Northern Kentucky and Detroit Mercy.
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More Than 100 Ohio School Districts Add LifeWise Academy in 2025 After Religious Release Law Passed
“If religion needs to be such a big part of their life, I think that they should take their kid to church, to Sunday school,” said one Vermillion parent.