Commentary

Our strong desire to help people can often be misguided.

Cleveland's obsession with gentrification is worryingly premature. 

With more than 1,000 opioid-related deaths in Northeast Ohio last year and an increase in that number projected for 2017, what was a public health crisis has become a state of emergency.

How one smell can take you back in time, 5,000 miles away.

A new roadmap for Akron should lead to a change in how Cleveland thinks about development.

Your grandma, parents, best friend, Uncle Ernest — they all have opinions.

As the Americans with Disabilities Act turns 27, Clevelanders must embrace cultural change and make proactive accommodations for people with disabilities.

In honor of our 45th anniversary issue Cleveland Magazine staffers look back to our favorite moments.

It's a fitting time to re-examine who we are as a city.

Choosing between two things can be a blessing and a curse.

In a region that has long been divided by geography, income, politics and race, now is the time to build bridges. Here's how.

Communities come in different shapes and sizes.