Downtown Cleveland

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

Heinen's Downtown Cleveland Grocery Store Is Closing July 31

The store, which opened in 2015, is an important resource for groceries and tourist attraction.

by Dillon Stewart, Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

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

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

Downtown Cleveland Just Got Its Only Public Basketball Court

Downtown Cleveland’s only free, publicly accessible basketball court opened on a major anniversary for the Cavs.

by Annie Nickoloff

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

Skrtic's Pics: Mike Kubinski, Shaun Yasaki, Buckland Museum of Witchcraft & Magick

Meet the faces behind some of Cleveland's favorite haunts through the curious camera lens of the Cleveland Public Library's chief of special projects and collections. 

by John Skrtic

Cosm Starting To Rise in Downtown Cleveland

The massive entertainment venue with a 100-foot, 12k-resolution LED dome is expected to be completed in the summer of 2027.

by Harrison Whittaker, NEOTrans

Cleveland's H5 Data Center Plans To Expand, Wade Oval Wednesday Hits 20 years: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for June 17, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine called for the state to abolish the death penalty, the Cleveland Clinic is seeking approval to expand its emergency department and the Cleveland Monsters are hosting an all-girls hockey clinic next month to help grow participation in the sport.

by Cleveland Magazine Staff

H5 Data Centers Files Plans for $30 Million Cleveland Expansion

The proposed work at H5 Data Centers would transform nearly 60,000 square feet of existing space into operational server capacity as Cleveland considers restrictions on new data centers.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans