News & Views

• Cleveland News

  Jones Day Rapped Hard in New Book for Repping Trump, Opioid Companies and "Corrupting Justice"

  The Cleveland-founded firm has put money over justice for decades, according to author David Enrich

  By Roldo Bartimole

  Nov 22, 2023

  
• Cleveland News

  City of Cleveland's Live Snow Plow Tracker is Ready for Winter

  A long overdue bit of technology and transparency for residents

  By Vince Grzegorek

  Nov 28, 2023

  
• Cleveland News

  He Moved From Hollywood to Convert a Small Town Ohio High School Into a Film Production Studio. Will Business Follow?

  With Ohio's Motion Picture Tax Credit increasing, Schoolyard Studio hopes to draw even more movies and TV shows to film in the state

  By Mark Oprea

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Cleveland News

  WKYC's Hollie Strano Off Air Following Thanksgiving Day DUI Arrest, Crash

  She had a 0.244 BAC at the time of her arrest. Dashcam video captured the crash

  By Vince Grzegorek

  Nov 28, 2023

  
• Cleveland News

  Upright, a Cleveland-Based Fintech Company for Real Estate Investors, Lays Off Roughly Half its Employees

  Located in Downtown's AECOM Building, the company had won accolades as one of the region's best places to work

  By Mark Oprea

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Director of Ohio Teachers Pension Fund Placed on Leave

  Massive fund was already controversial

  By Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 22, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Schools Haven’t Kept Pace With Growing Number of English Learners

  60,000 Ohio students are learning the language

  By Nadia Ramlagan, Ohio News Service

  Nov 24, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  While Congress Waffles, Ohio Grassroots Organizations Support Ukraine However They Can

  “Pretty much everything that needs to be in a hospital, we’re shipping"

  By Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 24, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  A Coal Company Got a Big Payback From Ohio's Corrupt HB6 Bill

  The Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel estimates coal subsidies have cost ratepayers nearly $221 million since 2020

  By Kathiann M. Kowalski

  Nov 24, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  RTA Seeking Employer Partners for Microtransit Pilot Program

  First-mile, last-mile service helps bridge the spatial divide, with jobs being located far from where workers live

  By Maria Elena Scott

  Nov 27, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Bill Banning Drag Shows Outside of Adult Venues Would “Protect Children,” Sponsor Says

  House Bill 245 would prevent “adult cabaret performance in a location other than an adult cabaret.”

  By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 27, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Councilman Joe Jones Issues Apology, Council Tightens Security in Sixth Week of Intense Public Comment

  Attendees continued to rally for a Gaza ceasefire resolution and against limits to public comments as some councilmembers claimed they have felt "unsafe" at recent meetings

  By Maria Elena Scott

  Nov 28, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Sees Coverage Losses as Medicaid Unwinding Continues

  Around 443,000 residents are losing their federal health coverage, most over missing paperwork

  By Nadia Ramlagan, Ohio News Service

  Nov 28, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  More Signs That a Criminal Investigation Into Ohio Utility Bailout Continues

  Court filings say FirstEnergy is cooperating in the investigation

  By Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 28, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jon Husted Subpoenaed in Civil Suit Over HB6 Bailout Scandal

  Neither has been accused, but the administration was involved

  By Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Cleveland Department of Public Health Urges Testing and Protection This Cuffing Season

  The ad campaign brings awareness to inexpensive health services like screenings and vaccinations.

  By Maria Elena Scott

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  After Decades of Work, Ohio House Removes Spousal Exemption for Rape Charges

  Only Rep. Bill Dean (R-Xenia) voted against it

  By Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 30, 2023

  

Music

• Music News

  Livewire: 14 Concerts to Catch in Cleveland Through Dec. 3

  Welshly Arms, Straight No Chaser, and more real music in the real world

  By Jeff Niesel

  Nov 22, 2023

  
• Music News

  7 Concerts to Catch This Week in Cleveland

  WGAR Winter Wonder Jam, Pokey LaFarge and more real music in the real world

  By Jeff Niesel

  Nov 28, 2023

  
• Local Music

  Cleveland Rockers Recess Release New Single and Plot East Coast Tour

  Group uses a variety of instruments on the track

  By Jeff Niesel

  Nov 30, 2023

  

Movies

• Movie Reviews & Stories

  Joaquin Phoenix and Ridley Scott Turn 'Napoleon' Into a Violent Epic Starring a Petty Brat

  Scott goes all-in on the battle scenes and Phoenix plays the emperor like a Comic-Con king

  By Craig D. Lindsey

  Nov 27, 2023

  
• Movie Reviews & Stories

  Review: 'American Symphony' Captures Acclaimed Composer Jon Batiste Grappling With His Wife’s Cancer

  The documentary was meant to be a road movie tracking Batiste’s cross-country trip in search of musicians and sounds. His wife’s resurgent illness changed the film

  By Chuck Wilson

  Nov 30, 2023

  

Food & Drink

• Food News

  Review: At Solstice in Lakewood, the Neighborhood Gastropub Lives on With Some Welcome Updates

  Fans of Deagan's will find a refreshed space and menu thanks to the LBM crew and pals

  By Douglas Trattner

  Nov 22, 2023

  
• Food News

  Brassica Sets Grand Opening for Westlake Shop for Dec. 15

  This is the sixth Brassica overall and the second in Greater Cleveland

  By Douglas Trattner

  Nov 22, 2023

  
• Food News

  Provenance at Cleveland Museum of Art is Hosting Date Night with Degas

  The 'Taste the Art' events are held the second and fourth Fridays through January

  By Douglas Trattner

  Nov 24, 2023

  
• Food News

  The Macaron Tea Room in Broadview Heights Has Closed

  The pastry shop opened in 2017

  By Vince Grzegorek

  Nov 28, 2023

  
• Food News

  Rockfish in Aurora Abruptly Closes After Three Months

  Chef-owner Michael Grieves announced the closure this week

  By Douglas Trattner

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Food News

  Saucisson in Slavic Village to Close After Seven Years in the Butcher Biz

  The shop will shutter in early December

  By Douglas Trattner

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Food News

  Fin & Feathers in the Gateway District Has Closed

  The lounge was a popular stop before and after events in the area.

  By Douglas Trattner

  Nov 30, 2023

  

Arts & Culture

• Arts Stories & Interviews

  'No Exit’s Year of Surreality: The Unconscious' and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week

  Yeah, there are some holiday-themed offerings too

  By ClevelandClassical Staff

  Nov 28, 2023

  

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