1964: Cleveland Police Order the Beatles Off Stage After Beatlemania Erupts
For a little over two days in September 1964, it cost Cleveland $17,000 (over $175,000 today) in police overtime pay to protect the Beatles. By Jaden Stambolia
In the CLE
ODOT Signs Off on Browns Brook Park Project Despite Previously Denying Permit
After initially denying approval in August, the Ohio Department of Transportation has now approved a construction permit for the new, enclosed Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Visible Voice Finds a New Home in Ohio City
With multiple levels, more books and a full cafe and bar, Visible Voice’s new Ohio City space transforms a historic former theater into a vibrant community hub. By Christina Rufo
The WNBA’s Road to Cleveland 2028 Officially Begins
We talked to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert about what it takes to build a WNBA team and why Cleveland was a slam dunk. By Dillon Stewart
Visitors to Cleveland Spent $6.9 Billion in 2024, Says Destination Cleveland
The economic impact in Cuyahoga County is up 4% over the previous year, thanks in part to an uptick in business travel, such as meetings and conventions. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
Skrtic's Pics: Pastor Joseph Hopkins III, Greg Harris, Tony Pinzone
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
Ohio City Site Targeted for Affordable Senior Apartments
The plan would demolish the outdated health center on Lorain Avenue to make way for 72 affordable senior apartments, with construction targeted for 2026. By Ken Predergast, NEOTrans
Why the Browns’ Proposed Brook Park Stadium Could Face a Lambeau-Style Parking Crunch
Green Bay Packers fans pay neighbors to park on front lawns near Lambeau Field. With limited public parking projected, the Haslam Sports Group’s proposed Brook Park stadium could see similar challenges. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
The Baltimore Ravens' 30th Anniversary Celebration Against the Browns Is Tone Deaf
Our NFL columnist argues that the NFL should have encouraged the organization, the result of a heartbreaking move from Cleveland, one that still has ramifications today, to move the bash to a different. By Dennis Manoloff
New Housing and Hospital Expansion Signal Change for West Park
A pair of projects — 19-unit townhomes on Warren Road and a $150 million expansion at Fairview Hospital — mark a turning point for the neighborhood. By Ken Prednergast, NEOTrans
Longtime Cleveland Cheese-Manufacturer Miceli’s Dairy Ages Into a New Era
The dairy company plans to double its staff and bring more life to Cleveland’s Opportunity Corridor during a current $128 million expansion. By Katrina Carlson
Real Estate Merger Forms Legacy RHM Capital
The merger of Legacy Capital Partners and RHM Capital Group creates a platform targeting institutional-quality multifamily properties across the Midwest and Southeast. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Here’s What We Saw in the Muni Lot on Week One of the 2025 Browns Season
The first tailgate Sunday of the year included keg bowling, rowdy Cleveland football fans and even a wedding. By Matthew Chasney