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Clevelander Jan Sweeney and husband Mike are making a big splash with their premiere Pinot Noir from Oregon's Willamette Valley.

Our trip to Oregon quickly turned into a Taste of Oregon as we began pairing award-winning wines with award-winning foods. IT was a feast of bistro meals filled with just-harvested ingredients from local farmers, the world's best blue cheese handcrafte

How the lowly little galanga root made it to the Ritz

For the rogue in all of us

Heinen's wine sleuth hits the trail

Steve's Dakota Grill

Jousting with windmills

Taking the Willamette tiger by the tail

Don't blush, it's OK to drink rose.

The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum brings its Times of Greatness traveling exhibit to Canal Park and Jacobs Field this month, paying tribute to an often-overlooked part of baseball history.

It's plain to see that 60 years after its conclusion, World War II gave the Greatest Generation insights we could use today.

As Cleveland gets ready to pick its leader for the next four years, we get the feeling a lot of people are longing for something more. So we talked to a bunch of people in town and asked: Is there anyone, living or dead, local or from somewhere else, w

Want to score a cool party every Sunday? Then we've got just the game plan: Pack early, park smart, fire up the grill and don't forget the tickets.

CAse Western Reserve University's new Village 115 mixes energy efficiency and cutting-edge technology in a sleek $126 million package. Dorm life will never be the same.

Sundays mean game day this time of year, and for many Browns fans, there's no better way to enjoy the game than with some hearty tailgating. So grab your grill, your beverage of choice and carloads of your best friends for the kind of sport that happen

Have weekend. Will travel.

Here's your second chance at summer. Whether you're looking to get romantic, relaxed or recharged, we've got the trip: 25 places you can drive to in about six hours (or less). So get your girl or your guy (maybe even y