In the CLE

As the longtime-activist-turned-city-councilman marks his first 100 days, he's seen a different side of Cleveland government.

From Guatemalan street food to a skateboard shop, you won't want to skip any of these hot spots.

After 16 years in Congress, former Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich is running for Ohio's highest office on a platform of infrastructure jobs, free college tuition and more.

The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority may soon be in trouble. We need a big, inspirational idea to save it. 

Check out six of our favorite #CLE items.

After a month bumping local bands in his headphones, editor Steve Gleydura ponders the "Cleveland Sound."

When Steve Presser closes his vintage toy and novelty store, it will mark more than just a loss for Northeast Ohio's collectors. A little piece of our past dies with it as well.

A new suburbanite falls into a seemingly never ending trap – her mailbox. 

Steve Kaselak's Jellybeanville is an over-the-top decorative celebration that draws about 2,000 people and $1,000 in donations each year.

John Rivera-Resto's 1,944 square-foot piece that took over two years to paint was tagged with silver graffiti in November.

The story of Alta Weiss, a semi-pro baseball player in the early 1900s, comes to life at the Baseball Heritage Museum.