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For Midwest Living's annual Road Rally in 2019, we traveled throughout Ohio's vibrant cities, including Cincinnati, Dayton, Akron, Columbus and Cleveland. Get the full itinerary.

"Whether I agree with it or not, whether I even like it or not, the reality is that many individuals, many institutions and philanthropic groups, have concluded that journalism should be nonprofit."

The tattoo industry is set to experience a momentous event as the Rubber City Tattoo Invitational returns for its 2023 edition. This prestigious gathering of...

Trans In America is DreamStates new single, and it is out today, on International Transgender Day of Visibility.  

Abbey Roy writes about navigating the summer construction going on in her neighborhood.

On June 17, 1982, the The Cleveland Press abruptly ceased publication, leaving the The Plain Dealer as the city’s only daily paper. And while decades of the PD have been digitally archived, much of The Press has not.

The three cite issues with the dormant paper's finances and bylaws.

The locally-owned SkyMax Trampoline Arena is closing its doors Friday after struggling to make up for nearly two years of pandemic related challenges

From Crain's Akron Business: The company that publishes the Cleveland Jewish News announced it will begin publishing an Akron version of its paper in February.

The remaining members of The Devil Strip’s board shed more light on its financial troubles during a meeting for co-op members Wednesday night; a Cleveland-area roller derby team that has called itself the Guardians since 2013 is suing Cleveland's newly renamed Major League Baseball team; Akron residents can take part in two public information sessions about the city’s federal COVID relief funds; and more stories.