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CLE Flag welcomes all submissions, which will be judged and narrowed down to finalists and an eventual winner it'll eventually try to get the city to adopt

"Unfortunately, there were no upgrades" in progress aligned with the federal Consent Decree, monitor Karl Racine said

Among feedback on the future of West 29th Street, concerns about parking and suggestions for possible amenities

“I’m just not stopping until I get some answers"

While making it clear members would like to be more involved in the lakefront process

The NAACP and some city council members say the hiring is "tone deaf" amid efforts to reform Cleveland police under the consent decree

The first building to mark the Cuyahoga's makeover was approved by the Cleveland Planning Commission

And the contenders are...

The protestors, affiliated with Students for Justice for Palestine, want the organization's current ban revoked

"Everyone carries a gun here," one nearby shop owner said

Grand opening, grand closing

"Oh, it's almost like always a scam," said Kris Harsh, who's offering Honey Hut to whoever collects the most signs

A $4.3 million fund would take contributions from all of Wade Oval's major institutions to add staffing

The bus service looking to relocate three blocks south to the Stephanie Tubbs Jones Transit Center

88.7 FM walked away with some hardware at the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System's annual event

Fewer than 25% of the names compiled 20 years ago have been shared with the public

A group filed a lawsuit in housing court following years of inaction seeking to hold the owners accountable

Price and climate help explain why EVs made up just 3 percent of all vehicles registered in Cleveland in 2023

It's time for the last push before finalist voting

The bookstore has been in the 5th Street Arcades since 2022