Page 5 of published Cleveland news and community updates from Ohio Tri Cities, covering 58 articles in total.
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Following Cleveland Metropolitan School District mergers that combined Digital Arts and Davis Aerospace and Maritime into one high school, the Davis skate club opened its school year with students leading the first meeting in September.…
Cleveland intends to demolish the J. Glen Smith Health Center in Glenville to build a new high school, displacing city public health and MetroHealth services. Officials told City Council Monday that services will relocate before the…
Cleveland is considering $1 million in incentives to convert a vacant factory at 7000 Central Ave. into a modular home manufacturing site for MMY US. The Cleveland Citywide Development Corp. approved a $500,000 grant and a $500,000…
A coalition-authored piece published Sept. 21, 2026 invites Cleveland residents to submit questions about city parks, recreation, green spaces and stewardship. Written by coalition fellow Kimberlee Welch and co-published with Signal…
Central Outreach Wellness Center acquired the former Studio West 117 Fieldhouse at a June 25 auction for $4.1 million and closed on the Cleveland/Lakewood border property September 9, according to a Buckeye Flame story republished by…
Geoffrey Moreland, a Medina resident and firefighter who runs the YouTube channel Truss & Rivets, salvaged the main control panel from the Eagle Avenue lift bridge, Cleveland's first vertical lift bridge, which is slated for demolition.…
Cleveland reports lower crime figures and expanded youth programs in its 2026 Summer Safety Plan. City officials cite a 22.8% decline in homicides compared with the 2024 operation and 1,526 summer youth jobs. The figures are attributed…
The fourth funding round supports 24 small businesses and one community development corporation across six neighborhoods.
The city and Bike Cleveland announced up to 100 rebates, with eligibility and selection details available through the program website.
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