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Dee and Jimmy Haslam have invested millions in education by supporting programs that improve school attendance and expand school choice across Northeast Ohio, including in Euclid (local schools have benefited from upgraded facilities).

Investor John Williams placed billboards in Cleveland & aims to buy 1,000 houses, claiming his project will offer affordable housing.

Northeast Ohio natives Ingalls and Velez will break ground this fall on the Creative Spaces project (approved this summer) to build a 15,000 sqft soundstage and 8,100 sqft production office on a 4.32-acre site at East 219th Street.

The move aims to boost local film production.

At Wednesday night’s concert at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Wu-Tang Clan and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony celebrated key milestones with energetic performances.

Wu-Tang will soon join Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame plus release future projects that underscore decades of hip-hop influence.

Both Ohio governor frontrunners promise to pause the data center boom even as they hold investments in the tech hubs they seek to regulate.

Local officials (including Rep. Tristan Rader) and activists near the I-X Center Substation voiced concerns over rising costs and environmental impacts as the election draws near.

Ohio planned to bar SNAP benefits from being used for sugary drinks starting Oct.

1 (a rule approved in March) but paused the change after the USDA requested public comment, leaving the timeline for deciding the new restrictions uncertain.