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Cleveland has spent nearly two decades saying immigrants are indispensable to the region’s revival. Yet they never built an immigrant-attraction strategy equal to the scale of Cleveland’s demographic and economic needs.

“They’ve done a wonderful job of integrating their campus into the neighborhood. They’ve really made the effort to open their doors to musical education for all.”

Community members say online fundraisers and mutual aid are filling gaps left by housing, healthcare and employment systems.

The city’s historic bridge is now open on Fridays for tours. You have until September to explore the bridge and our reporter took a stroll herself.

On its return trip through the region, a large crowd of Clevelanders waited to greet Big Boy No. 4014.

We’ve got tips for protecting yourself and your family.

Northeast Ohioans are urged to stay indoors and avoid prolonged exposure to the air.

Christopher Nolan’s epic new film isn’t the only thing showing this weekend in Northeast Ohio.

The timing is fitting: Heights Arts is marking its 25th anniversary, the Cedar Lee Theatre and Heights High School are celebrating their centennials, and Cedar Lee is being reintroduced as an arts district.

“Games culture is about people. While gaming is often viewed only as entertainment, it can also create opportunities for leadership development, teamwork, creativity, technical skills and relationship-building.” 

State inspectors said jail staff failed to provide CPR to Jennifer Wade after finding her unresponsive in her cell in February 2025.

David Bowie had a special connection to Cleveland and you can both learn about and celebrate his historic career during this upcoming show.

Ignoring his editor’s advice, AJ DiCosimo went bear hunting. We think he’s having a midlife crisis.

“Mobility improvements that would be delivered through the Parking Benefits Fund are numerous, practical and high-impact. They can be delivered quickly and equitably across the city, and they have broad community support. Residents overwhelmingly want more investment in safe, multi-modal transportation.”

Michigan is a hotbed for cyclospora cases and its outbreak is spreading into Ohio.

Over 4,000 people have signed a petition to save the lakes and stop the Sewer District’s plans.

This year, the three-day weekend arts celebration will feature an opening reception and visual art exhibition, a digital photography exhibition, short plays, short films, a poetry showcase, author’s forum, artist recognition, food vendors and music events.

“The murals also give hope to businesses and residents, as well as generate conversation.”

Like Gov. Mike DeWine, most agreed the death penalty is broken and does not deter crime, but not always with the same reasoning.

Northeast Ohio is having a fun weekend of movies.