Posted inCleveland News
Masonic Auditorium on the Market Six Months After TempleLive’s Closure
“The property offers strong potential for continued entertainment use,” a listing posted this week read.
News & Views
Cleveland local news, daily news, investigative journalism, local Cleveland politics, Florida news, and election news
Posted inOhio News
Food Deserts Are Growing in Ohio and Other States. See Where They Are
The largest geographical deserts are in rural areas, many concentrated in the southeastern portion of the state.
Posted inOhio News
With Traditional Ads Banned for Weed, Ohio Budtenders Are the Cannabis Industry’s Human Billboards
“They want to have one-on-one conversations with people they can trust – real conversations without marketing and salesmanship.”
Posted inCleveland News
What Could Cleveland Do With Burke Lakefront Airport? The City Wants Your Input
Parks? Housing? Marina? Restaurants? Cleveland wants your opinions.
Posted inOhio News
Ohio State University Has Received Nearly 300 Requests to Remove Wexner Name From Buildings
The requests followed the release late last month of millions of files related to the Epstein investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Posted inCleveland News
WJCU Hits Record Six-Figure Pledge Drive in February Radiothon
“I don’t think anybody is going to lie to you and say that what happened with Cleveland State wasn’t a factor in this. I think people realize there’s no guarantee day to day that college radio is going to be there.”
Posted inOhio News
TikTokers Came to Springfield Looking for ICE. Then the Child Trafficking Rumors Began.
The conspiracy theories have triggered chaos in the Ohio city, where Haitian immigrant families and the groups working with them are already on edge.
Posted inCleveland News
Cleveland, DOJ Jointly Seek End of Federal Consent Decree
“We are not the same department that we were in 2015,” Bibb said. The decree “was a blessing in disguise, because it gave us the tools and the political will and the courage to do hard things.”
Posted inOhio News
Lorain Finalizes $1.3 Million in Funding to Build Largest Skate Park in Northeast Ohio
The 17,000-square-foot Longfellow Skatepark, championed by native Chad Muska and others, will break ground this year and be completed by November.
Posted inCleveland News
Why it Took So Long to Report a Troubling Cuyahoga Jail Death
It took Cuyahoga County 133 days to turn over bodycam footage.
Posted inUncategorized
Westlake Man Sues Max Miller for Defamation After Pleading to Charges in Road Rage Incident
Rep. Miller was “seizing this as an opportunity to manufacture a narrative of victimhood to elicit sympathy and generate publicity for his pro-Israel political stance,” a complaint filed Wednesday read.
Posted inCleveland News
Lakewood Cops Stop Publishing Full-Body Booking Photos After Local Mugshot Page Scrapes Images
The photos attracted racist and body-shaming Facebook comments, while others pleaded with the page’s moderators to take their photos down.
