By Ashley Pomplas, Caitlin McCarthy and Nikki Gasiewski
Over two months later, Lakewood Mayor George updated the city’s complaint against FirstEnergy Friday, asking for an interim plan while long-term grid upgrades happen.
City of Cleveland announced on Friday that selected partners will lead redevelopment or reuse projects at nine Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) sites.
It’s a two thousand square foot ranch home, three bedrooms and two and a half baths, and it could help sick children. Contractor Scott Taylor is raffling it off for children’s cancer research.
A homeowners association in North Ridgeville has ordered a resident to remove a Little Free Library from her front yard by Sept. 30, saying the book exchange box violates bylaws against yard storage.
A new $10 million donation was received on Thursday from Dee and Jimmy Haslam that will help an expansion project for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, according to a press release.
Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel signed a proclamation on Monday declaring Dolly Parton Day, a celebration of her generosity and legacy, starting Sept. 25 this year.
A piece of living history took to the skies above Cleveland this weekend, and the Northeast Ohio man responsible for saving it was there to watch it soar.
Downtown Cleveland workers rushed into Playhouse Square and watched events unfold on a big screen as news spread of attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
19 Troubleshooters got answers for an apartment building that was without water since Sunday after a water main break near Severance Town Center left it bone dry.
With the new wave of heat rolling through Ohio, the city of Canton announced that starting Wednesday cooling centers will be open to help keep the community safe.
