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Cleveland to host public hearings on data centers, potential impacts

By Chris Mosby ● Government ● September 17, 2026

“We’ve worked with data center experts, compiled research, and visited data centers. Knowing what residents think about data centers is a critical part of what we need to understand.”

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At Fairfax Community Gym, ‘exercise is medicine,’ and free (no strings attached)

By Thomas J. Walsh ● Health ● September 17, 2026

What if you had a trained sports medicine doctor and a team of certified exercise physiologists at your disposal to regularly measure your body and health and guide you through a customized regimen, tweaking workouts as you go?

There’s one issue where Republicans and Democrats are unified before the midterms, a new poll finds

By The Associated Press ● Government ● September 16, 2026

A new AP-NORC poll shows Americans are growing more concerned about the environmental impacts of AI.

John Carroll University inaugurates 1st female president

By Jacob Meyers ● Education ● September 15, 2026

In her emotional address, Noll Sorg highlighted the importance of listening, asking questions and creating a sense of belonging.

The Movie Nerd Report: Cleveland Silent Film Festial, Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival start

By Mike Wendt ● Arts & Culture ● September 15, 2026

Filmgoers are going to be living well this week as both the Cleveland Silent Film Festival & Colloquium and the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival start this week!

New life in sight for Warner & Swasey building

By Lauren R. Pacini ● Communities ● September 14, 2026

The work is painstaking, but the transformation is unmistakable. A building that once seemed destined for demolition is being given something far more valuable: a new life.