At Wrecks and Effects, "where destruction meets creativity" you can break many things, but smashing cement blocks on the floor is off limits.

Protestors against Senate Bill 1 lined up outside the City Club of Cleveland ahead of the address by the Kirtland Republican.

Before he leapt tall buildings in a single bound, Superman was just a couple of guys from Glenville’s idea of a hero.

Not a single person sentenced under the Reagan Tokes law has been released early, The Marshall Project - Cleveland found.

Cleveland students marched in support of the nation’s first Earth Day in 1970, and journalists and politicians advocated for policy change.

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University officials said the Department of Energy’s decision to limit money for research overhead will cost the school at least $4 million.