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
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Despite DOGE Cuts, Cuyahoga Valley National Park Expects to Operate Normally This Summer
Cuyahoga Valley National Park will enter its busiest season with fewer employees but says to expect regular access. By Jaden Stambolia
Aliza Sherman's Divorce Attorney Gregory Moore Charged With Her Murder
After 12 years of fighting to find out what happened to the 53-year-old mother of four, who was stabbed to death Downtown, family and friends might finally have an answer. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
Justin Bibb Gives 2025 State of the City Address: “This Is the Cleveland Era”
Cleveland's mayor dug into federal cuts, the Browns stadium, safety and more at his latest State of the City event. By Annie Nickoloff
How Holden Forests & Gardens’ Nest Box Program Has Helped 30,000 Birds Take Flight
With volunteer power and deep ecological data, the Nest Box Program remains a beacon of hope for conservation.
By Christina Rufo
3 Businesses To Check Out at CentroVilla25
Shop and dine at these businesses, located in stalls in Cleveland's new Latino food hall that opened earlier this year in the Clark-Fulton neighborhood. By Lainey Novak
The Hive and Honey Hill Bring Buzzing Food and Entertainment to Chagrin Falls
The owners of Hungry Bee Catery will open an expanded kitchen, among a plethora of other new businesses, inside the former Chagrin Cinemas building next year. By Julia Lombardo
How Gordon Square Has Become a Vibrant LGBTQ+ Hub
Thanks to the community created by Northwest Neighborhoods, the Gordon Square Arcade has welcomed a cluster of new businesses. By Jaden Stambolia
Introducing: The People's Flag of Cleveland
The CLE Flag Project unveiled the winner of a voting process to determine a new flag design option for the city. By Annie Nickoloff
Yellow Perch, a Lenten Favorite From Lake Erie
As spring arrives, Lake Erie yellow perch takes center stage at Lenten fish fries, and remains a favorite for local anglers. By Lainey Novak
Cleveland Guardians Owner Larry Dolan Has Died
The longest-tenured owner of Cleveland’s baseball team was 94. By Annie Nickoloff
Joann Inc. to Close All Stores
The craft brand, founded and headquartered in Northeast Ohio, announced its plans to close all locations. By Annie Nickoloff
Report: WNBA Is Likely to Revive Cleveland Rockers in 2028
An announcement is expected no later than March on which city will be awarded its franchise team. By Jala Forest