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Abeona Therapeutics Planning Expansion in Midtown

The planned expansion will create around two dozen jobs, following the FDA's approval of ZEVASKYN, a gene therapy that helps treat a rare genetic skin disorder.

By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

Sports

Cleveland Browns Icons: Legendary Stories and Tips for Game Day

by Kevin Carpenter, Jeff Hedrich, Dillon Stewart, Jason Brill
Development

New Financing Program Backs Development Near Transit

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Sports

Bernie Kosar Braces for His Toughest Opponent Yet

by Marla Ridenour

Development

CSU Moves Towards Possible USL Partnership for Redevelopment of the Wolstein Center

By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
News

Greater Cleveland’s Job Market and Population Trends Signal a Region on the Rise

By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Development

Annex Group Seeks Tax Credits for New Affordable Housing on Cleveland’s Lakefront

By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Development

New Indian Restaurant Safar City Will Open in Former Tick Tock Tavern Space

By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
News

Fishing for Plastic With Eddie Olschansky of Trash Fish

By Lauren Bischof
Development

Gorge Dam Removal Project Breaks Ground

By Christina Rufo

News

Skrtic's Pics: Chef Eric Williams, Ohio City Bicycle Co-op, Nick Atallah

Meet the faces behind some of Cleveland's favorite haunts through the curious camera lens of the Cleveland Public Library's chief of special projects and collections.

by John Skrtic
Development

ODOT-Aviation Denies New Browns Stadium Permit

The Browns could appeal ODOT's decision, or they can revise the stadium plan or swap sites due to FAA height limits near the airport runway.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
News

Spotted Lanternflies Are Spreading Quite a Bit in Ohio

Every year, the invasive pest is found in more and more of Ohio — including five new counties just in 2025.

by Annie Nickoloff

Development

The Massive Projects Transforming Cleveland’s Future

Billions of dollars in public and private investment are converging on Cleveland, promising big changes above and below ground.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
History

1945: Japan’s Surrender in WWII Shuts Down Cleveland For Two Days

Cleveland's ties to World War II started at the very beginning and went to the end with a celebration.

by Jaden Stambolia
Development

New Billboards Take Shape on Cleveland’s Opportunity Corridor

Tony George and his family will receive $1.25 million and approval for three new billboards as part of a settlement ending years of litigation over their Ohio City property.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

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Abeona Therapeutics Planning Expansion in Midtown

Cleveland Browns Icons: Legendary Stories and Tips for Game Day

New Financing Program Backs Development Near Transit

Bernie Kosar Braces for His Toughest Opponent Yet

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CSU Moves Towards Possible USL Partnership for Redevelopment of the Wolstein Center

Greater Cleveland’s Job Market and Population Trends Signal a Region on the Rise

Annex Group Seeks Tax Credits for New Affordable Housing on Cleveland’s Lakefront

New Indian Restaurant Safar City Will Open in Former Tick Tock Tavern Space

Fishing for Plastic With Eddie Olschansky of Trash Fish

Gorge Dam Removal Project Breaks Ground

Skrtic's Pics: Chef Eric Williams, Ohio City Bicycle Co-op, Nick Atallah

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Spotted Lanternflies Are Spreading Quite a Bit in Ohio

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