New Fidelity Hotel Brings Creative Independence to Cleveland Hotel Scene
The new Fidelity Hotel Downtown showcases historic roots in a modern boutique hotel. By Jaden Stambolia
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Lake Erie Is The Walleye Capital of The World
Walleye’s reputation as a prized catch makes it a staple for Lenten fish fries, while Lake Erie’s thriving population continues to fuel both local fisheries and anglers. By Lainey Novak
Senior Housing Development Planned Across From Former Hough Bakery Plant Site
Wade Park Station would be an affordable 40-unit apartment complex for local seniors aged 55 and older. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Remembering Cleveland's COVID Pandemic Experience Five Years Later
We banded together to get through the early days of the pandemic, but there was still a toll. By Dillon Stewart
Myles Garrett Will Stay a Cleveland Brown — an Extremely Well-Paid One
The future Hall of Fame defensive end signed the largest contract in NFL history for a non-quarterback, keeping him in Cleveland through the 2030 season. By Dillon Stewart
Three Women Shaping Cleveland's DJ Scene
Meet these three women who are taking Cleveland’s nightlife by storm. By Jala Forest
Introducing: The People's Flag of Cleveland
The CLE Flag Project unveiled the winner of a voting process to determine a new flag design option for the city. By Annie Nickoloff
Yellow Perch, a Lenten Favorite From Lake Erie
As spring arrives, Lake Erie yellow perch takes center stage at Lenten fish fries, and remains a favorite for local anglers. By Lainey Novak
Brian C. Kincaid, Ohio’s First Black Enologist, Is Working to Make Wine More Inclusive
The Cleveland native is changing the narrative of something that’s historically been exclusive. By Jala Forest
Cleveland Soccer Group Proposes $50M Downtown Stadium
The stadium will be built to host men's and women's soccer games in 2026. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
What To Know About Bird Flu in Ohio
Egg prices are up and concern about bird flu is sweeping through the country. Here’s what we have learned about the virus. By Danny Cunningham
GCRTA Acquires 18 New Light Rail Vehicles for Shaker-Waterfront Lines
The first trains could appear in Cleveland next year for testing and training, but operations won't begin until 2027. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Sherwin-Williams HQ to Downsize Staff Through Voluntary Layoffs and Early Retirement
The new headquarters is due to open later this year, but the company will reduce its management ranks. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans