In the CLE

Thomas Fleming has largely been erased from Cleveland's history but was an active Republican politician until his indictment.

We talked to features editor James Bigley II about his story "I, Like The Pen, Am Filled With Ink," which was recently nominated for a City and Regional Magazine Association award. 

The Tribe is celebrating "Opening Day At Home" by airing its historic 22nd straight win from 2017 and the 1994 Opening Day on YouTube and SportsTime Ohio.

Cuyahoga County's only public hospital's ambitious $1 billion campus transformation plan will not only reinvent its campus, but aims to cure the Clark-Fulton neighborhood it calls home.

The 44th Rite-Aid Cleveland Marathon is canceled in physical form, though runners can compete in a "virtual race" or defer their participation to 2021 or 2022. 

The news isn't all dumpster fires and viruses. From billionaires to average Joes, good people in Cleveland are working to make things better. We celebrate them in this weekly article.

A sixth-grade teacher from Lawrence School talks about how she’s managing to work from home while still making sure her own kids are learning and more.

From playoff wins to epic home openers, we have a sports fix for every Browns, Cavs and Indians fan missing sports right now.

A seventh and eighth grade teacher from Cleveland’s St. Thomas Aquinas discusses the fears and challenges of transitioning to an online classroom in the middle of a crisis.

Andrew Poulson of Andrew Thomas Design has spent his downtime putting up floral arrangements at Edgewater Park and Tremont with more to come. 

How corned beef, music and friends made the Irish holiday one to remember — even during these unusual times.