Years after scrutiny, Black drivers still dominate Bratenahl traffic stops
Bratenahl compiles nearly four years of traffic stop data after Marshall Project - Cleveland reports. Black drivers are cited at higher rates.
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Federal scholarship for private school and homeschooling opening to most kids in Ohio, 29 other states
About 96% of children in those states should be eligible, according to the department. Children attending public schools could use the scholarships for extra learning expenses.
Blanket Sunday celebrates 40th anniversary of bringing blankets, essentials to Northeast Ohioans
As its name implies, “Blanket Sunday” also serves the unhoused. What began as a large donation of blankets to SVDP by an employee at the former O’Neil’s department store in Akron has blossomed into an enduring and regionwide effort to keep those unable or unwilling to stay in shelters warm at night.
More than a card: Why Cleveland Public Library still matters in the digital age
September is National Library Card Signup Month. The Land talked with Cleveland Public Library Executive Director Felton Thomas, Jr. at the Main Library downtown.
Haus of Transcendent hosts healthcare directory with focus on Cleveland’s Queer community
“It also serves as a one-stop shop for people who do not know what the link is to access the Medicaid portal and other critical government programs."
Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards weekend celebrates 2026 winners at 91st annual event
“We’re taking all of the good work the partners do year round and creating a space that allows us to have conversations that create shared language for experiences that otherwise might remain private or unspoken for readers but become a special experience for everyone.”
John Carroll University inaugurates 1st female president
In her emotional address, Noll Sorg highlighted the importance of listening, asking questions and creating a sense of belonging.
Kortney Morrow leads historic Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards into the future
This spring was a most fruitful season for Cleveland poet Kortney Morrow.
An urban vineyard in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood produces wine, second chances
“If we were to say Château Westlake or Château Solon, nobody would have raised an eyebrow. We say Château Hough and people do a double take. What we’re basically saying is that the land we occupy in Hough is just as valuable to us as the land the people in Hunting Valley occupy."
Clevelander Justine Siegal says “Play Ball” for inaugural season of Women’s Professional Baseball League
The league is partially the result of her lifelong mission to break the barrier for women in professional baseball.
Federal scholarship for private school and homeschooling opening to most kids in Ohio, 29 other states
About 96% of children in those states should be eligible, according to the department. Children attending public schools could use the scholarships for extra learning expenses.
Blanket Sunday celebrates 40th anniversary of bringing blankets, essentials to Northeast Ohioans
As its name implies, “Blanket Sunday” also serves the unhoused. What began as a large donation of blankets to SVDP by an employee at the former O’Neil’s department store in Akron has blossomed into an enduring and regionwide effort to keep those unable or unwilling to stay in shelters warm at night.
More than a card: Why Cleveland Public Library still matters in the digital age
September is National Library Card Signup Month. The Land talked with Cleveland Public Library Executive Director Felton Thomas, Jr. at the Main Library downtown.
Haus of Transcendent hosts healthcare directory with focus on Cleveland’s Queer community
“It also serves as a one-stop shop for people who do not know what the link is to access the Medicaid portal and other critical government programs."
Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards weekend celebrates 2026 winners at 91st annual event
“We’re taking all of the good work the partners do year round and creating a space that allows us to have conversations that create shared language for experiences that otherwise might remain private or unspoken for readers but become a special experience for everyone.”
John Carroll University inaugurates 1st female president
In her emotional address, Noll Sorg highlighted the importance of listening, asking questions and creating a sense of belonging.
Kortney Morrow leads historic Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards into the future
This spring was a most fruitful season for Cleveland poet Kortney Morrow.
An urban vineyard in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood produces wine, second chances
“If we were to say Château Westlake or Château Solon, nobody would have raised an eyebrow. We say Château Hough and people do a double take. What we’re basically saying is that the land we occupy in Hough is just as valuable to us as the land the people in Hunting Valley occupy."
Clevelander Justine Siegal says “Play Ball” for inaugural season of Women’s Professional Baseball League
The league is partially the result of her lifelong mission to break the barrier for women in professional baseball.
