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Apostle Jones, Raven Rae, Eli Tha Don and more are getting serious airtime on our local music playlists.
The late artist and gallery owner leaves behind a lasting legacy.
Subodh Chandra, managing partner at Chandra Law Firm LLC in Cleveland, said he expects both federal and local authorities to put in an intense effort to bring the rioters to justice.
The Cleveland Browns have made the playoffs in the most Cleveland Browns way possible. They’re already calling it The Virus. But let’s not forget how far we’ve come.
The woman behind the internet’s favorite 2000s emo girl looks back on her series of viral videos.
Twitter has permanently suspended President Donald Trump's account two days after five people died following violent protests at the U.S. Capitol Building.
And Fran Lebowitz thinks Dolly Parton should be the next mayor of NYC.
A pop-up COVID-19 testing site will be available on Saturday, Jan. 9 that is open to anyone, the Ohio Department of Health announced on Friday.
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The Cleveland Browns got the all-clear to practice for the first time all week after dealing with a COVID-19 situation, but not before losing another player to the reserve/COVID-19 list.
New Year's resolutions don't have to be daunting or even all that difficult. In fact, the best New Year's resolutions are ones that help others or all of us. Enter our eco-friendly NYE promises.
Two Northeast Ohio businesses—in Cleveland and Lakewood— were issued citations for violating Ohio Department of Health’s COVID-19 health orders, according to the Ohio Investigative Unit.
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Construction will cause detours for drivers in Tremont, specifically for anyone using Scranton Road.
These neglected vegetables deserve a place on your plate
Outgoing President Donald Trump confirmed Friday that he will not be attending president-elect Joe Biden's inauguration in Washington on Jan. 20.
U.S. Capitol police turned down help from the federal government both times, according to senior defense officials and two people familiar with the matter.
