24th Waterloo Arts Fest comes back to Collinwood Sept. 12
“We focus on local acts — that’s what this festival is all about.”
Kortney Morrow leads historic Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards into the future
This spring was a most fruitful season for Cleveland poet Kortney Morrow.
The Movie Nerd Report: ‘Obsession’ returns and ‘Hope’ comes to Cleveland
There’s plenty of movies screening around Northeast Ohio! Book your schedule accordingly.
Silent film in the present tense: Opinion
What happens when a century-old film is put back in a theater and given live music? Quite often, it stops feeling old.
Armed man charged toward Democratic candidate for Ohio governor at fair, law enforcement says
A 38-year-old was taken into custody on Sunday, according to law enforcement.
Judge rules against NCAA, clearing path for former Cleveland Browns player to join LSU roster
LSU coach Lane Kiffin’s chances of fielding former NFL players improved Thursday night when a Louisiana judge issued a preliminary injunction against the NCAA in a high-profile eligibility case.
Northeast Ohio therapy dog organization lends listening ear to trauma victims
While visiting Valley Forge High School in Parma Heights the day after an 18-year-old student took her life in the schools’ cafeteria on April 20, Shirley Graziano, the president and founder of Crisis Canine Corps (CCC), and therapy dog Zodiac noticed two young girls in the library.
The Movie Nerd Report: Labor Day Weekend 2026 showings
It’s a weekend for remember two icons: Dolly Parton and Tim Curry.
Teen treatment center CEO accused of unlawful sexual contact with minor in police sting
Police say the head of Fox Run Center for Children and Adolescents drove nearly 200 miles to meet with someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl.
Cleveland is now a City of Peace but what does that mean?
Last year, this proclamation, which is a symbolic commitment to advancing peace, was announced on the stage of the LatinUs Theater in the Pivot Center located on W. 25th Street.
Ohio won’t approve weak credentials that students use as ‘shortcut’ to graduate
Ohio is cutting the number of career credentials that count towards high school graduation. This move aims to ensure students earn credentials that truly help them find jobs.
Northeast Ohio voting advocates: ‘Under no circumstances will we stop’
Despite a push to increase voting restrictions, advocates say they’re “jazzed to do this work.”
For Cleveland artist Nehemiah Spencer, trauma became part of the story but never the story of his art
Star of the short film “Fire Lily,” Spencer returns to his hometown as dancer in bloom.
TRG Multimedia tempting filmmakers from Hollywood to Northeast Ohio
“I don’t know if there’s anywhere from New York to Chicago that offers the sheer capabilities that they do, so to not have to go out of state or long distances for shoots and have that in our backyard is pretty incredible.”
The girls who survived
Ohio’s residential treatment centers left them with trauma and questions. The friendships forged inside helped them heal and find answers.
The Movie Nerd Report: Cleveland-filmed movie debuts this week
“Buddy” is a horror comedy filmed around Northeast Ohio.
Trump’s trade war with Canada could rattle economy in Ohio, other states with key Senate races
Ohio exports a number of goods to Canada and the tariffs could become an issue locally in the Buckeye State.
An urban vineyard in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood produces wine, second chances
“If we were to say Château Westlake or Château Solon, nobody would have raised an eyebrow. We say Château Hough and people do a double take. What we’re basically saying is that the land we occupy in Hough is just as valuable to us as the land the people in Hunting Valley occupy.”
Ghost Market offers Cleveland vendors more than a table — it curates safe spaces for creatives
If you’re working tirelessly at creating the things you love to share or sell to others, Ghost Market co-founders Tess Pell and Anna Matisak have created a traveling space for aspiring vendors like you.
