Sam Allard is a Reporter at Axios. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, arts and entertainment, and beverage production, with a particular focus on both individual and team sports, as well as theater and architecture. His work has been featured in Scene Magazine, Axios, MSN, and Richmond Kickers Soccer Club.
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A new 34,000-square-foot indoor slide park opened Thursday in Parma. Why it matters: It's the first Northeast Ohio location of the Slick City franchise.
Mayor Justin Bibb spent last week in the U.K. at the Farnborough International Airshow, pitching Cleveland as a destination for aerospace, defense and advanced manufacturing investment.
A new federal lawsuit challenges changes the Trump administration made to a key housing grant program, saying they could decimate fair housing enforcement nationwide.
Cleveland Public Library workers will go on strike Aug. 24 unless they reach a tentative contract agreement with management before then.
Cleveland's hometown brewery is bringing its beers and brewpub-inspired menu to PA travelers this fall.
Indiana's only fair housing nonprofit says it will be forced to close if a new federal lawsuit challenging changes the Trump administration made to a key housing grant program isn't successful.
Another Convention Center expansion? Are they serious? Why it matters: It's been just two years since a $52 million renovation integrated
"Born in Flames" reframes the urban arson of the 1970s as an epidemic driven by profit.
Cleveland Clinic has fallen to No. 8 in U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking of hospitals for cardiology, heart and vascular surgery, a stunning
Would a Rocker by any other name smell as sweet? We'll soon find out. will be called the Sirens — a new brand identity tied to Lake Erie and mythical aquatic imagery.
