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The City of Cleveland has landed another federal grant to help remake its lakefront – in this case, to help develop plans for ...
Three Ohio Task Force 1 (OH-TF1) members — a search team manager and two canine search specialists, along with two dogs — ...
Columbus State Community College is making progress on an affordable-housing complex near campus with the approval of federal ...
Other new businesses coming to town include Nelly Belly, as previously reported in the Short Takes column on cleveland.com.
While John D. Rockefeller was rising to the pinnacle of American business from his original base in Cleveland, he built an ...
Medina County Prosecutor S. Forrest Thompson has no illusions about the difficulty of prosecuting charges in a case of possible civil rights violations by two off-duty law enforcement officials ...
CLEVELAND — A Stow businessman who admitted to selling knock-off body armor to Northeast Ohio police agencies will spend over five years in prison, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
The firm — not to be confused with Dayglo, the maker of fluorescent pigments — has spent much of this year relocating from ...
When the final passenger trains departed Columbus in 1979, it happened due to federal cutbacks in Amtrak services across the ...
Ohio lawmakers are working to regulate artificial intelligence in the state. A new bill was introduced days ago, and while Republicans and Democrats agree on the premise of it, one part of the ...
Warehouse, healthcare and tech projects drove the majority of growth in June amid pockets of softness elsewhere, according to ...
Vall Iliev, 70, of Stow, Ohio, has been sentenced to 63 months in prison by U.S. District Court Judge Donald C. Nugent after he pleaded guilty in March to smuggling foreign-made body armor and then ...