6301 Lorain Avenue 216-664-3373 Lonnie Burten Recreation Center (near downtown Cleveland) 2511 East 46th Street 216-664-4139 Zelma George Recreation Center (southeast) 3155 Martin L. King ...

Downtown Cleveland and University Circle are the easiest areas to navigate on foot as they are both relatively compact. Most hotels will be able to provide you with a self-guided walking map.

In 2023, Ramsey County removed roughly 160 trees from a mile-long stretch of Cleveland Avenue ... That includes portions of downtown St. Paul, Frogtown, the Greater East Side, Dayton’s Bluff ...

City Council also agreed to spend future Riverfront TIF revenue now to begin infrastructure work at the Bedrock site ...

1431 Superior Ave. in Cleveland was built in 2022 and has 3 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms (three full). The townhouse is listed ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) – The Cuyahoga County Justice Center closed to the public on Friday after an underground electrical fire in downtown Cleveland. It was expected to reopen later that afternoon ...

Downtown Cleveland’s office market, a key real estate arena and a source of business for restaurants and other establishments, is starting to spur some optimism among real estate executives. That’s ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Witnesses say a man with a butcher knife was spotted running down Superior Avenue and onto East 12th Street with the weapon in hand in Downtown Cleveland. The suspect ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) — Northeast Ohioans already know Marble Room in downtown Cleveland is a place — due to its high price point — that you take others when you’re trying to show off a ...

Work will begin next month on the conversion of Downtown Cleveland’s Rose Building, known to many as the old Medical Mutual HQ, into a hotel and apartment complex that will be branded and managed by ...

The proposed project will turn an office building on the site of the former St. Vincent Medical Center medical campus into a mental health crisis facility.

For the last seven years, private businesses in downtown Cleveland have paid millions of dollars a year to help Downtown Cleveland, Inc. cleanup streets and run safety patrols, but now they’re saying ...