A Large-Scale, Permanent Light Show Transforms Downtown Cleveland Nights
Vincent Lighting Systems and Destination Cleveland made Illuminate CLE a reality. The light show intends to be both an art piece and a safety boon. By Annie Nickoloff
What to Know: Measles Outbreak in Ohio
The measles outbreak reaches Ohio, putting it among 22 states that have seen the spread. By Danny Cunningham
Cleveland’s West Side Market Secures $28M Investment for Major Renovation
An investment from Cleveland Development Advisors will fund the first phase of the renovation, bringing major upgrades to infrastructure and vendor spaces. The project aims to modernize the historic market while preserving its role as a community anchor. By Ken Prendergast, NEO Trans
GCRTA Approves Funds to Modernize East 79th, Van Aken Light-Rail Stations
The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is moving forward with major upgrades to two aging Blue Line stations. The projects aim to improve accessibility, rider comfort and neighborhood connectivity, with new amenities like ADA access, a heated bus shelter and enhanced streetscapes. By Ken Prendergast, NEO Trans
From Doinks Burger Joint to "RuPaul's Drag Race," Cleveland’s Onya Nurve Is Living Her Dream
After four challenge wins, a viral Ariana Grande shoutout and a whole lot of nerve, Cleveland queen Onya Nurve is ready to snatch the crown on the finale of RuPaul's' Drag Race. By Lainey Novak
Cleveland Set to Become Founding City in New Women's Pro Soccer League
The Cleveland Pro Soccer Group, which was behind trying to bring a NWSL team to Cleveland, is helping to launch a new women's soccer league. By Ken Prendergast
1963: The Most Exclusive Restaurant in Cleveland
Through the years different restaurants were given a shot to make Burke Lakefront Airport work. By Vince Guerrieri
19 Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: April 17-20
Hunt for eggs in Tower City, cheer on the Cavs in their first playoff game and vibe at Remi Wolf's Agora show. By Jeff Niesel
Music, Nature and Healing Create Community at Ohio's Nelson Ledges
Nelson Ledges Quarry Park has transformed into a soulful gathering space for music, camping and connection. By Christina Rufo
Ohio City Starbucks Approved, Drive-Through Under Review
Although the $4.3 million renovation of a historic Ohio City building was approved, the Starbucks drive-through remains under review due to traffic and zoning concerns. By Ken Prendergast, NEO Trans
Ali Black’s Poetry Is Alive
The Cleveland poet’s latest full-length poetry collection, We Look Better Alive, arrives on April 28. By Annie Nickoloff
Should Cleveland Students Hire an Educational Consultant?
Figuring out the ever-changing, complex college admissions environment is no easy feat. Some families are layering on the counseling services. By Kristen Hampshire
Rocky River's 20 Best Restaurants: Dining Guide
From longtime neighborhood favorites to fresh new spots making waves on the West Side, explore the best dining Rocky River has to offer. By Christina Rufo