The 24 Stories that Defined Cleveland in 2024
Cleveland is more on top than ever, and we had a memorable, jam-packed year to prove it. By Julia Lombardo and Annie Nickoloff
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2024 CLE Wrapped: Cleveland's Year in Review
We look back on the news, stories, music, books, sports events and more that defined 2024. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
Cleveland Magazine Editors' Favorite Reads of 2024
We wrote a lot of stories this year — here are the ones that stood out. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
City of Cleveland Is Set To Apply Modell Law Against Browns Move
The decision ensued after a public opinion survey, which critics say entailed leading, personal and political questions, was posted online this week. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
The 8 Biggest Cleveland Sports Stories of 2024
No championships but lots of good attention made for a memorable year. By Danny Cunningham
Clark-Fulton’s Bridge City Church is Redefining Reconciliation in Cleveland
Nestled in one of Cleveland’s most diverse neighborhoods and rooted in reconciliation and community, Bridge City Church's mission goes beyond Sunday services. By Lainey Novak
These Cleveland Projects Defined Development in 2024 — and Likely Will in 2025, Too
Beyond the Cleveland Browns stadium debate, the Cleveland Cavaliers, city of Cleveland, Sherwin-Williams and more pushed projects forward on the lakefront across Northeast Ohio. By Ken Prednergast, NEOTrans
Lakewood Approves Multi-Use Project to Fill Former Lakewood Hospital Site
The Downtown Lakewood development will start as early as Aug 30, 2025. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Cleveland’s NWSL Expansion Bid Not Selected
The league has reportedly entered into exclusive negotiations with Denver to become home to the 16th NWSL team. By Danny Cunningham
Van Aken District Expands with new Raye Apartment Building
The Shaker Heights development welcomes the two new residential towers. By Jaden Stambolia
Cleveland Magazine’s Most-Read Stories of 2024
Major concerts, sports stars and critters — these are the stories that grabbed readers’ attention this year. By Christina Rufo
Can City of Cleveland and Haslams Negotiate New Partnership Apart from Stadium?
In place of their football stadium partnership, the Haslams might be willing to fund the city's lakefront plan to help improve the city's quality of life. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Cleveland’s Public Hall to Become Most Unique Venue in NBA G League Basketball with Cleveland Charge
The building that has hosted legendary acts such as Elvis Presley, The Beatles and The Doors is now opening its doors as the home of the Cleveland Charge. By Danny Cunningham