We Talked to the Man Who Made a Splash at the Browns’ Helmet Reveal
Social media star Ross Smith made waves at the reveal after his fall into the water sparked national coverage. But was it staged? By Christina Rufo
In the CLE
Cleveland Office and Industrial Markets See Major Setbacks in the Second Fiscal Quarter
Return-to-office policies are rising in Cleveland and beyond, but so far they’ve done little to spur office expansions, according to Newmark’s latest market report. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
1967: MLK Was a Frequent Visitor to Cleveland
The civil rights leader came to Northeast Ohio many times because of the number of Black Americans who had migrated north for work. By Vince Guerrieri
Lorain County Airport Expansion Could Pave Way for Burke Lakefront Closure
State leaders say the expanded airport could absorb traffic from Burke, opening prime lakefront real estate for redevelopment in downtown Cleveland. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Tom Hamilton Reflects on Hall of Fame Career: "I Feel Like I Lived Out My Dreams"
For three and a half decades, the radio broadcaster brought us the highs and lows of Cleveland baseball. This weekend, he enters the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum as a Ford Frick Award winner. By Vince Guerrieri, Ohio Magazine
Westinghouse Redevelopment Resurfaces With $59 Million Mixed-Use Plan
The first phase of the new Westinghouse redevelopment begins with the conversion of the historic tower into apartments, a new five-story mixed-use building, and an underground garage. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Cleveland Soccer Group Says No to Lakefront Stadium, Yes to South Gateway Site
The Cleveland Soccer Group considered Huntington Bank Field as a potential host for Cleveland's new soccer teams but rejected it due to its high costs and other factors. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Skrtic's Pics: Floral & Fruit Paradise, David C. Barnett, Jean-Marie Papoi
Meet the faces behind some of Cleveland's favorite haunts through the curious camera lens of the Cleveland Public Library's chief of special projects and collections. By John Skrtic
Sherwin-Williams Ends Hybrid Work Model, Forcing Workers Back to the Office Next Year
Some Sherwin-Williams employees are now wondering if the new downtown headquarters has enough space and parking for everyone, given that the building was designed for a hybrid model. By Ken Predergast, NEOTrans
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The City of Cleveland and Its Partners are Seeking Developers for the Lakefront Site
The city wants developers who are interested in helping shape "a world-class waterfront" for a 50-acre site. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Harbor Hopper to Offer Daily Water Taxi Rides for Lake and River Destinations
The water taxi's furthest upriver destination is the BrewDog Cleveland Outpost on Carter Road, and the furthest downriver stop is its dock off Main Avenue near Shooters Yacht Club. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Klutch Cannabis Cleveland Dispensary Is Set to Open at Historic Record Rendezvous Site: First Look
The Cleveland dispensary honors the city’s music legacy while offering a sleek, tech-driven space for medical patients and recreational cannabis shoppers. By Christina Rufo
The Browns' Owners Purchased a $25 Million Beachfront Mansion in Florida
After $600 million in state funds were approved for the Browns' new stadium in Brook Park, owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam closed on the purchase of a mansion in Florida. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans