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The contract includes pay raises and a plan to streamline academic monitoring across the district

The Task Force will host its own its commencement ceremony this Sunday at Wade Lagoon

With a deadline looming in a month to submit a bid for a professional women's soccer team, Cleveland nor Cuyahoga County has thus far offered firm commitments on stadium funding

As the city eyes upgrades, maintenance and new builds for parks so that every resident is within a short walk of amenities, the question remains how to pay for it

Clevelanders can give their critiques at six separate feedback meetings this week

More than 550 people were injured or killed by cars in Cleveland last year while biking or walking

The university's Office of Student Conduct sent notices to more than a dozen involved in the recent Gaza Solidarity Encampment

Down I-77, and further south

Winners will be announced on June 5th

The $36 million project would offer affordable senior and family housing

Phillip McHugh's involvement in a federal civil rights lawsuit drew opposition from city council and local advocates

With dozens of high school club teams playing in Northeast Ohio and a push to make it a varsity sport, the city will offer it to youths ages 5-15

"I urge the student protestors," Case President Eric Kaler wrote, "to remove the encampment and begin the student conduct process."

'Project Noir' will use responses to address solutions in the community

The city's following Lakewood's move to make pedestrians and bicyclists safer

But, "If it's going to cost us an arm and a leg," Brook Park councilman Jim Mencini said, "then that's that."

The cost? Close to $1 million

Following a contentious council meeting in April, Pride Fest is still going on June 8

Cleveland dropped to 46th on energy council's triennial climate report

A $2 million Cuyahoga County loan would help build 140 units of housing, plus a hotel and restaurant