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First look: Rock Hall exhibit celebrates 2026 inductees with iconic artifacts

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) — Billy Idol’s cyberpunk helmet and a custom Dior jacket worn by Luther Vandross are among the artifacts going on display when the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame opens its 2026 Inductees Exhibit to the public Monday. The exhibit tells the story of this...

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Woman gets 101st birthday card from Ohio mayor by mistake

A 101-year-old British woman was sent a birthday card from the US after caregivers accidentally contacted the wrong mayor. Joan Hillman was about to have her big day, so staff at her care home reached out to what they thought was a local dignitary. But instead of asking the Mayor...

Lyndhurst, OH · 2d

Cleveland Jewish News

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Teen receives 600 responses from embassies, politicians to his letters

The world is more reachable than people can really imagine, and you just need to take an initiative to ask,” according to Ethan Shneyderman, a junior at Mayfield High School. Shneyderman has always had a passion for international relations and diplomacy. When the world shut down during the COVID-19...

Mayfield, OH · 1d

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Ohio appeals court rules vouchers are unconstitutional — the state is ignoring it

Private schools tend to reject kids who need extra help, while scarfing up the pooled Ohio tax money allocated just for them. The Fair School Funding Plan must be resumed and implemented fully, writes Elisabeth Thomas-Matej of Shaker Heights in a letter to the editor.

Ohio · 20h

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GLENVILLE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF DRAMA CONTINUES! OHSAA FIGHTS BACK AFTER JUDGE LETS TARBLOODERS RETURN

Judge found OHSAA removed Glenville arbitrarily before completing its eligibility investigation. OHSAA argues the court overstepped by interfering with tournament management authority. Salem and University School face scheduling chaos while waiting for the appeals court decision. Glenville Football Playoff Appeal: OHSAA Isn’t Backing Down!. CLEVELAND, THIS GLENVILLE FOOTBALL SITUATION...

Cleveland, OH · 2d

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Juvenile Talks Cleveland Tour, ‘Back That Thang Up’ & Legacy

Thirty years in, Juvenile still brings the house down. Ahead of his Nov. 15 stop at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, the Cash Money legend sits down with Sam Sylk to talk about life on the road. In his exclusive interview with WZAK, Juvie opens up about “Back That Thang Up,”...

Cleveland, OH · 23h

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Ohio City shop owner hosts 25% off sale after break-in

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The owner of a vintage clothing store in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood says she is out thousands of dollars after someone shattered her front door and broke into the shop early Tuesday morning. Lexi Ross, who owns Spooky’s Studio, said the break-in has been hard...

Cleveland, OH · 18h

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Orange police chief takes part in law enforcement mission to Israel

ORANGE, Ohio – Police Chief Michael Roberts says he learned a great deal from a recent law enforcement mission to Israel sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. “This mission provided an invaluable immersion into international security practices and regional culture,” Roberts told Village Council Wednesday (Nov. 4).

Orange, OH · 1d

Cleveland Jewish News

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Ross named CEO of The Gathering Place

Adam Ross was named CEO of The Gathering Place, effective Nov. 2, after working as the interim CEO since May following the retirement of Michele Seyranian, who had served since 2019. Ross, who spent six years as The Gathering Place’s chief development officer, will oversee the nonprofit organization dedicated to...

Beachwood, OH · 2d

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13 Ohio Restaurants Serving Homemade Soups That Deserve The Spotlight This November

Is it just me, or does soup start sounding a lot more appealing the moment November arrives? Ohio’s chilly mornings and gray afternoons certainly make a warm bowl difficult to resist. And while making soup at home sounds lovely, sometimes I’d rather let someone else handle all the chopping...

Ohio · 12h

Cleveland.com

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Contractor didn’t do the work? If Cuyahoga County fines them, this new board could hear the appeal

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cuyahoga County now has more teeth to enforce its consumer protection laws, and businesses facing fines or other enforcement actions have a new place to challenge them. County Council recently confirmed the first five members of a new Administrative Appeals Board, which will hear disputes from...

Cuyahoga County, OH · 1d

Cleveland.com

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Cleveland City Hall exhibit honors George Voinovich, the mayor who revived the city

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Before he became Ohio’s governor and a U.S. senator, George Voinovich was the mayor who helped Cleveland find its footing after one of the darkest chapters in the city’s history. Now, a new exhibition at Cleveland City Hall will celebrate the late Republican’s legacy,...

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Cuyahoga County to Certify Nov. 3 Results Nov. 24 After 55 Percent Turnout

Cuyahoga County voters cast 482,011 ballots in the November 3 general election — about 55 percent of the county’s 878,381 registered voters — according to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections’ unofficial results. The county board is scheduled to certify those results on Tuesday, November 24, the statewide certification deadline day. In the governor’s race, […]

Cuyahoga County, OH · 1d

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Richmond Heights moves forward with sidewalk replacement program

Richmond Heights is moving forward with its groundbreaking sidewalk replacement program, which aims to provide senior citizens and qualifying individuals with help in fixing the sidewalks outside of their house. City Council, during its Oct. 27 meeting, accepted a bid from Bishop Brothers Supply Transit for $150,000. Bishop Brothers will...

Richmond Heights, OH · 1d

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Air quality inspectors identify issues at several facilities as investigation into mysterious chemical smell in Lakewood continues

LAKEWOOD, Ohio (WOIO) — A Lakewood city councilman provided an update Thursday on the chemical smell in Lakewood’s Birdtown neighborhood. Last month, a chemical odor was reported last week by dozens of residents in the Birdtown neighborhood that prompted an investigation by the Cleveland Division of Air Quality (CDAQ).

Lakewood, OH · 1d

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Teachers union calls for action after vehicles damaged at Cleveland school, again

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Seven vehicles were damaged at Clara E. Westropp Elementary School on Monday, prompting the Cleveland Teachers Union president to call for more help from the city. Cleveland police said the damage was reported at 4:41 p.m. Nov. 2. No property was reported stolen, and no injuries...

Cleveland, OH · 19h

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Investing in the Future of Minority Women's Leadership

By Okon Ekpenyong Shanette Mobley-Strickland, a former Reynoldsburg City Council member and the city’s current auditor, made history in 2026 as the first Black woman to hold the position. After Maple Heights Mayor Annette Blackwell lost the state auditor race on Tuesday, Mobley-Strickland shared her perspective on the challenges Black women face in seeking elected office and why greater investment in their leadership is needed. The next day, Blackwell reflected on her race and said: "I am proud of the race we ran, and I am truly humbled by the support from so many people I was meeting for the […]

Maple Heights, OH · 1d

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Cleveland RTA's New Rider Rules Ban Camping, Spitting, Loop Riding on Trains

Riders on Greater Cleveland's buses and trains now must have a transportation destination. The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority has introduced a new Customer Code of Conduct that requires every passenger to have a destination and exit the vehicle at the end of the line, with refusal potentially leading to removal or a criminal trespass citation.

Cleveland, OH · 21h