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FBI Searches Cleveland Offices of Ohio Voting-Rights Group
Feds haven’t said what the group is suspected of doing wrong
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Cleveland Wants You to Stop Idling (and Using) Your Car As Much As Possible
“Breathe cleaner air. Save gas. Avoid fines,” about a dozen new billboards from the Department of Public Health read.
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Literary Cleveland Scores Big Grant from Arts Fund
Cleveland’s home for the literary arts was the only Ohio organization to win a slice of an $8 million grant from the Literary Arts Fund this week.
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Cleveland’s Pride in the CLE Celebration Rides On Despite Corporate Sponsor Exodus
Trump’s attacks on DEI have led many companies to pull back from supporting Pride events. In Cleveland, sponsors have decreased but the party will go on.
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Former Members of the Restored Church of God in Wadsworth Say They Were Left Financially and Spiritually Bamboozled
From significant mandatory tithes to end-of-times prophecies, those who have exited the church say Pastor David Pack rules his flock with utter control.
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Cleveland City Council Passes Short Term Rental Regulations Aiming to Curb Parties, Nuisance Properties
“I want to say to the party houses and to the animal houses: It’s over,” one council member said. “We’re not having this going on” any longer.
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Cuyahoga County Jail Leaders Knew Their Cameras Were Broken and Took 4 Years to Fix Them
A glitch in the surveillance system discovered in 2022 has finally been fixed. Families and inspectors could have used that evidence.
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Scene’s Best of Cleveland 2026 Finalist Voting Is Now Open
Every vote matters, and it’s all up to you, the readers.
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Cleveland City Council Passes Rollback of Bibb’s Downtown Parking Price Hikes
“We want to make this affordable for Clevelanders to park on the streets that they help pay for and maintain with their tax dollars,” said Kevin Bishop of legislation that reduces the hourly rate and extends free parking hours.
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Former Cuyahoga County Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze Sentenced to 60 Days in Jail and $10,000 Fine
Reporting by The Marshall Project – Cleveland leads to sentencing of former longtime Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze for steering work to a friend.
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University Circle Aims for More Cohesive, Walkable Neighborhood With Ambitious Master Plan
A hub of arts, culture, education and medicine, the east side community has struggled to craft a unifying experience across institutions and attractions.
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Clevo Books to Close by End of June
Owner Cathryn Siegal-Bergman said downtown’s foot traffic was too thin to support her specialty bookshop.