This week’s Safety Committee of Cleveland City Council considered a six-month extension of the city’s Flock Safety camera contract
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Residents and Partnerships Build Up Cleveland’s Food System
It’s summertime harvest season, and local farmers’ markets are in full swing. Lingering effects of tariffs on household incomes and reduced government food benefits are sending families to farmers’ markets and Community Supported Agriculture programs for fresh and affordable foods. Droves of shoppers boost urban farms and gardens in Northeast Ohio facing federal funding cuts […]
Review: The Great Gatsby Delivers Glamour, Drama and Broadway Magic in Cleveland
The North American tour of The Great Gatsby brings the Roaring Twenties to Cleveland with dazzling choreography, memorable musical numbers and strong performances that breathe new life into F. Scott Fitzgerald’s beloved classic.
Mayor Bibb discusses the future of Cleveland at City Club forum
Mayor Bibb talks new East Side housing project, Midline development project, CMSD school closings and more.
Stealthing Laws Gain National Attention What It Means for Women in Ohio
Stealthing laws are gaining attention nationwide but where does Ohio stand Here is what women need to know about consent, safety, and the law
Accelerate 2026: Ideas Shaping Cleveland’s Future
The Cleveland Leadership Center held Accelerate 2026, which brought together professionals, students, and community advocates to present creative ideas for Cleveland’s future. Participants presented concepts based on social change, sustainability, and education in a variety of areas.
Jump Back Ball 2026 Brings Garden Glam and Philanthropy to Playhouse Square
From floral fashion to live music and an open bar, a first-time attendee shares what it’s really like inside Jump Back Ball at Playhouse Square—Cleveland’s annual arts fundraiser supporting student theater experiences.
A Conversation with America: Chris Webb’s The End of Black Excellence
Cleveland native Chris Webb delivers a moving performance in The End of Black Excellence at Cleveland Public Theater. Through storytelling, humor, and lyrical truth, Webb challenges what it means to be “excellent” while Black
State of the County Address celebrates forward progress and innovation
Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne’s 2025 State of the County speech celebrated higher wages, new housing, and community investments—offering reasons for hope amid challenges.
It’s Showtime! Beetlejuice: The Musical Brings the Laughs (and the Afterlife)
Cleveland’s Playhouse Square transforms into the Netherworld as Beetlejuice: The Musical delivers outrageous laughs, over-the-top…
