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Make Your Fourth of July Plans With Us. Local Boxer Defends Title at Home: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for July 2: Where will LeBron James end up? Kroger is buying Giant Eagle.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Euclid and Solon Businesses Add 115 Jobs; LeBron Opts Out of Los Angeles: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for July 1: LeBron James opts to leave the Lakers; it remains super hot, so we give you some options to stay cool.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Transit Grants for Brook Park, Shaker Heights. Day Trip to Oberlin: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 30: Taylor Swift exhibit is on display at Rock Hall. It is super hot out there. And the Wolstein Center is a step closer to being demolished.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Heinen's Closing Its Downtown Cleveland Store. Veteran Memorial Bridge Opens: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 29, A natural gas explosion rocks Twinsburg. A key City Hall worker retires. And the sandhill crane continues its comeback.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Eugene Tavern Opens in Chagrin Falls, Post Malone's Stadium Show: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 26, Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed a bill that would have expanded photo ID requirements for mail-in voting, the Ohio Supreme Court declined to hear Mackenzie Shirilla’s appeal and Cleveland City Council will revisit debate over the city’s Flock Safety contract.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

GCRTA Considers Tax Levy, Meet Mike Kubinski of CLE Clothing, Ferrara's Imported Foods Closed: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 25, Cleveland State basketball legend Ken “Mouse” McFadden has been charged in connection with a fatal Beachwood crash investigation, the Cleveland Clinic performed the nation’s first robotic lung transplant and Playhouse Square promoted Laura Smith to president.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Greater Cleveland Home Sales in 2025, Paul Simon, Metroparks Sailing Center: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 24, Cleveland-based OverDrive named a new CEO, a former North Olmsted pharmacist pleaded guilty after more than a decade on the run and authorities suspended a search for a man who disappeared while attempting to swim across the Cuyahoga River.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Insight Holdings Advances Cleveland Housing Developments, Kill Tony Boosts Cleveland Comic Martin Malloy: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 23, a Bay Village family faces deportation after returning from Ukraine, authorities seized nearly 1,000 grams of drugs while charging a Cleveland man in connection with three fatal overdoses and Noble Beast Brewing is moving closer to opening its new biergarten in Ohio City.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Arthur Treacher’s Expands To Lakewood, Cavaliers Unveil Downtown Basketball Court, The Strokes Return to Northeast Ohio: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 22, a statewide violent crime reduction operation led to 11 felony arrests in Cleveland, the USS Cleveland completed its journey to its Florida homeport and an effort to place a constitutional amendment banning data centers on Ohio’s ballot fell short of the required signatures.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

Midline Expands With Major Midtown Acquisition, Meet Shaun Yaskai of Noble Beast Brewing, Cavs 2016 Fan Photos: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 19, Northeast Ohio breadmaker Schwebel’s announced it will close after 120 years in business, Cleveland’s Flock Safety contract remains in limbo after a key council vote and local leaders are demanding answers following the FBI raid of a voter registration organization’s Cleveland office.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff