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Blame is swirling and educators and parents are protesting cuts and school closures at CMSD, but the district's challenges go back decades.

After Cleveland denied the permit for what would’ve been the city’s first hyperscale data center, local legislators are mulling a one-year ban on new data center permits. An energy expert weighs in on the infrastructure demands of those data centers in an urban environment.

The building that was once home to Cleveland’s oldest bike shop is being demolished by the city after the building neared total collapse.

Council approved a tax break for the city's small, independent music venues, comedy clubs and theaters as the local entertainment industry continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic — but one council member put up a fight over who is being left out.

The 15th annual National Conference on Higher Education in Prison helped educators share best practices but also discuss challenges facing the field.

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

Federal immigration and customs enforcement agents are now staffing Cleveland’s airport in a non-enforcement role as the partial government shutdown continues.

The once-seasonal Cleveland farm has now gone year-round, thanks to a new facility. Check out the upgrade and find out how it’s benefitting the refugees who work there.

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 meeting at a Cleveland donut shop allowed cat lovers to talk about their pets. It's planned to be a monthly gathering.