AI data centers pose a threat to groundwater in the Lake Erie watershed, with only 1% of the water in the Great Lakes being replenished each year. By Jaden Stambolia
David Gutheil, the interim president of the Port of Cleveland, discusses economic issues of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and COVID-19. By Jaden Stambolia
As new homes, roads and infrastructure expand across Northeast Ohio, communities are turning the tide, driving efforts to protect the Rocky River Watershed. By Lauren Bischof
Carl Stokes, a trailblazing politician for the nation, will be honored annually by the city he helped transform. By Jaden Stambolia
A team of volunteer dogs just finished up a successful first season of searches for invasive spotted lanternfly eggs in the Cleveland Metroparks. By Ava Jelepis
Pest summer is hitting Cleveland with mayflies, midges, and their even more annoying and dangerous cousins, the mosquitoes. By Jaden Stambolia
The magazine earned a total of five first-place finishes in the annual Press Club of Cleveland Awards, which honor the best journalism and visual design in Ohio. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
From an empty lot to a summer hotspot, North Coast Yard aims to foster community connections, combining nature and the city. By Lauren Bischof
The $32 million Cleveland Foundation project celebrated its grand opening earlier this month. By Annie Nickoloff
From extirpation to ecosystem restoration, beavers are making a dam impressive comeback in the state. By Lauren Bischof
Cuyahoga Valley National Park will enter its busiest season with fewer employees but says to expect regular access. By Jaden Stambolia
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
Cleveland's mayor dug into federal cuts, the Browns stadium, safety and more at his latest State of the City event. By Annie Nickoloff
