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By: Troy Smith, Sam Allard
🎺 Tri-C JazzFest: The 46th annual event runs through Saturday at Playhouse Square featuring regional and national acts, headlined by Trombone Shorty tonight.
The tilt coaster is unlike any other ride at the park.
Six years after landmark legislation, a council member is leading the charge for a reset.
Travelers say they want calm, not chaos.
This week's photo was taken by Matt Arnold (@marn_railphotos), who captured a train crossing West 3rd Street downtown, just after sunset.
A new franchise owned by Dan Gilbert will launch in 2028.
Local elected officials rail against using Ohioans' unclaimed funds to subsidize the project.
It'll have 51 units of affordable senior housing attached.
Cracking open a couple of beers this Fourth of July weekend? The taxes on those brewskies could depend on where you live.
During the heat wave late last month, a Cleveland Public Power substation fire caused a power outage in much of downtown Cleveland, including at the Cuyahoga County Jail.
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