Downtown Cleveland

Playhouse Square is Restoring Cleveland's Historic Greyhound Station

The theatre district is preparing to put $2.33 million toward repairing the facility.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Fidelity Hotel Chef Daniel Young Shares His Favorite Cleveland Restaurants

Young talks life-changing pizza, classic diner breakfasts, Szechuan eggplant and the West Side Market brat that tastes like Cleveland.

by Christina Rufo

The Centennial Awaits Financing for Redevelopment Project

After receiving an extended deadline to arrange payment to retain the more than 100-year-old former Union Trust building, word gets out about plans for a $500 million renovation.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Rocket Mortgage Office Relocating Amid Decline in Business and Employment

After public incentives to expand, the Rocket Mortgage office presence is about to shrink by two-thirds.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Cosm Tops Out in Gateway District

The structural completion of the "shared-reality" entertainment venue comes two months after beginning vertical construction.

by Harrison Whittaker, NEOTrans

MGK Day Festival Ends with Rainy Downpour and Questions of Its Future

The weekend festival hosted by Machine Gun Kelly might not return, the musician says.

by Annie Nickoloff

Sherwin-Williams Set To Go Forward With HQ2 Downtown

Second tower will be planned to go up next to the first.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Urgent Repairs are Needed at Progressive Field

As the ballpark owner awaits grant funding, some projects need to be deferred to afford the more pressing ones.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Owner of Former Union Trust Building Wins More Time

The extended deadline may allow HH Cleveland Huntington to retain ownership of the property.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Cleveland’s WNBA Team Name Is the Sirens

The organization announced its mythologically rooted name at the Rocket Arena on Tuesday.

by Annie Nickoloff