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The single-acre pop-up will feature daily programming, such as live music and fitness classes to invite Clevelanders downtown as the city ponders the future of the lakefront.

The city is lobbying the Federal Aviation Administration and Congress for approval to close the Downtown airport.

Miles of hiking trails, a downtown campground and a waterfront public golf course are all possibilities to replace Cleveland's Burke Lakefront Airport.

The latest "Sound of Ideas Community Tour" stops were opportunities for me to learn more about complicated subjects.

For years, Clevelanders have debated what to do with Burke Lakefront Airport. Should it remain a private airport? Or should it be redeveloped into something else?

The "Sound of Ideas Community Tour" gathered stakeholders, decision makers and the public for a discussion about the fate of Burke Lakefront Airport.

As Cleveland's mayor lobbies for congressional authorization to shutter the city's downtown airport, some pilots and the head of the annual air show are pushing back.

A community survey is now soliciting residents' opinions, and city officials will join an ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ public forum Wednesday to discuss the airport's future.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb wants to close the city's Downtown airport and reclaim 450 acres of lakefront property by the end of 2029, but some city officials aren't yet sold.

The economic impact of the airport is small, and if the airport were to close, the majority of those dollars would lifely stay in Cuyahoga County, the studies found.