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Studio West 117 to Close This Month
Since opening in 2022, the ambitious attempt at a nucleus for Cleveland’s LGBTQ+ community had its highs and lows, but will close December 28, owners said
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Copper Moon Settles Trademark Suit, is Now The Brass Moon
The tiny coffee shop in Downtown Cleveland had been in a year-long lawsuit with a similarly-named café following a viral TikTok video last August.
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Getting a Single Parking Ticket in Lorain Led Hundreds to Lose Their Driver’s Licenses
A Marshall Project – Cleveland investigation has prompted city officials to stop issuing parking citations that, for years, led to license suspensions.
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Cuyahoga County Reaches $1 Million Settlement in 2019 Death of Man at County Jail
Colbert, a U.S. veteran, died by suicide while being detained for a drug charge at the county jail. His family’s lawyer has long argued that staff ignored warning signs before his death.
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Tanmay Shah Wins Ward 12 Council Race, Unseats Incumbent Danny Kelly
The Democratic Socialist candidate edged Kelly by nine votes after final mail-in ballots and provisionals were counted. A recount, which officials doubt will change the result, will come next.
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Cleveland to Consider Expanding ‘Smart Code’ Across City
Form-based code is already in effect in three pilot neighborhoods. City Council will debate bringing it to others.
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Ohio Lawmakers Send Five Property Tax Reform Measures to the Governor
The proposals empower county officials to pare back levies previously approved by voters, create more room for tax reductions, limit the growth of tax bills to the rate of inflation, and shift the burden of proof in valuation disputes.
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After Bobby George Threatened to Sue Online Critics, CWRU’s First Amendment Clinic Stepped In
“Mr. George isn’t the only one with constitutional rights,” a First Amendment lawyer wrote in response to cease and desist letters from the TownHall owner’s attorney.
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As Feds and Ohio Debate Kratom Legality, Users Ensnared in Addiction Say Just Ban It Already
What one health expert called “legal morphine” has become a debilitating problem for current and former users.
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Ohio Bill Would Remove Hep B From Required Preschool Vaccines, Emphasize Right to Vaccine Exemptions
The Ohio vaccination rate overall has dropped in recent years below the national average, particularly for kindergarteners, and the bill has drawn concerns from pediatricians and health experts.
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The Case Against Joe Stafford
How critics say the Cleveland divorce lawyer throws wrenches in Domestic Relations court, delaying justice and stretching families to the breaking point.
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Report Shows Scandal-Plagued Ohio Utility Made $108 Million in Errors. It Wants Customers to Pay
FirstEnergy misclassified lobbying funds as it financed a massive bribery scandal
