Steak Is Coming to Progressive Field’s Food Offerings
The stadium features new local food vendors, seating improvements and giveaways for the 2026 Cleveland Guardians season.
by Liza Marra
Sports are the lifeblood of Cleveland pride. Brown and orange, navy and red, and wine and gold pump through our veins. Go beyond the Xs and Os with stories on local athletes, pro teams and youth sports.
The stadium features new local food vendors, seating improvements and giveaways for the 2026 Cleveland Guardians season.
by Liza Marra
The soccer organization points to the history of the city for the moniker and logo, and it is set to name the women’s team in May.
by Vince Guerrieri
As the Bees vie for their 23rd-consecutive championship this weekend, read an excerpt from Nina Mandell's A Fraction of a Point: A Gymnastics Dynasty on the Line, a book chronicling the team's 2023 victory.
by Nina Mandell
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ next-generation training facility is expected to open to the public in August 2027.
by Jaden Stambolia
The $2.4 billion Huntington Bank Field project would bring fans closer to the field than any NFL stadium and position Cleveland for major events beyond Sundays.
by Jaden Stambolia
The Browns player traveled to Livigno to support Chloe Kim as she earned a silver medal for snowboarding.
by Kirsten Kimbler
The endurance athlete plans to start her 10,000-mile journey in December.
by Annie Nickoloff
With this historic extension, Ramirez has the chance to finish his career playing for one team.
by Jaden Stambolia
Monken will be the franchise’s 19th head coach after replacing Kevin Stefanski, who was fired after six seasons.
by Jaden Stambolia
Inspired by the bright Cavs jerseys that launched in late 2025, the trendy merchandise prioritizes organic materials and handmade goods.
by Julia Lombardo
The Rocky River native has a new signature snowboard from Arbor that puts Cleveland in the spotlight as he rides into the Milan Cortino Olympics.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff