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You've read enough about low voltage, FirstEnergy and the grid, here are the numbers behind the Blackout of 2003.

Leonor Garcia, who has spent the last two months living in Forest Hill Presbyterian Church, was denied a stay of removal by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Students call for change and further dialogue after anti-LGBTQ fliers appear on campus.

In a speech at the Union Club, The New York Times columnist shared sobering warnings and observations following his trip to North Korea.

Demolishing the structure left 54 acres of prime land open.

With proposed changes to the way individual artists are funded, the area’s arts community is on high alert.

From parking woes to stand closures, we get help making sense of the issues.

Shaker Heights’ Van Aken District is making moves. 

After winning a national competition, A Place 4 Me hopes to find stable housing for 100 young adults by Dec. 18.

Cleveland officially rolls out its bike share with 250 red two-wheelers.

During Malcolm X’s voyage to Africa and the Middle East for spiritual renewal in the 1960s, he made a constant effort to send postcards to a friend in — of all places — Cleveland. 

After a few years delay, Cleveland City Council is set to make a decision in a meeting tomorrow.