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Mayor Frank Jackson's 15th annual speech returned to familiar themes in an extraordinary time.

The four-story apartment building will bring new residents to the eclectic neighborhood.

The Sept. 29 presidential debate will be the first in Cleveland since 2004, when CWRU hosted the vice presidential debate.

Engage Cleveland president Ashley Basile Oeken talks about how the nonprofit is enticing them with the comforts of CLE. 

From telling LGBTQ+ stories to a new focus for a popular lifestyle blog, these sites help us stay current.

Started by councilman Blaine Griffin, Cleveland City Council's declaration is a first step in dealing with the cities racial inequalities.

Samaria Rice, whose son Tamir was fatally shot by a former Cleveland police officer in 2014, discusses how this tide of protests in Cleveland look different. 

On Tuesday, demonstrators marched from the First District Police Station down West 130th Street and Lorain Avenue and knelt with police officers.

The Cleveland councilman representing Ward 6 speaks out against the violence at Saturday's protest and his efforts to pass a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis.

Ohioans celebrate virtual spirit week, the Rock Hall’s video vault dives into the 2000 induction class, a photographer donates photo sessions to frontline workers and more in this week’s roundup of good news. 

Mask makers give back, Western Reserve Academy sheds light on a dark situation, the Browns give back (and drop new jerseys) and more in this week's roundup of good news.

All the resources and information you need to do your patriotic duty in this year's vote-by-mail election.