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Buckeye Chuck Predicts An Early Spring In 2026
Northeast Ohio’s prognosticating groundhog made his annual prediction on Groundhog Day.
By Annie Nickoloff
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BusinessDozens of Businesses Close, Show Support for National ICE General Strike
By Dillon Stewart, Julia Lombardo
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SportsJose Ramirez Signs Extension To Stay in Cleveland Until 2032
By Jaden Stambolia
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BusinessTower City Is Removing Its Indoor Fountain to Make Room for More Events
By Annie Nickoloff
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SportsThe Browns Hire Todd Monken as Their Next Head Coach
By Jaden Stambolia
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SportsRed Gerard Releases Cleveland-Inspired Signature Snowboard
By Cleveland Magazine Staff
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SportsCleveland Makes Its Mark on the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics
By Vince Guerrieri, Jaden Stambolia, Mark Clavin, Annie Gleydura
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SportsSnowboarder Red Gerard on the 2026 Winter Olympics, Repping Cleveland and His Likely Retirement: Q&A
The Rocky River native became a star as a teenager with a surprising gold medal win. Now, the 25-year-old looks back on his Olympic experiences and forward to life after snowboarding.
by Mark Clavin
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SportsHow Laila Edwards of Cleveland Heights Became Team USA's First Black Female Olympic Hockey Player
Follow the journey of the Northeast Ohio native, who grew up in a hockey family and has since won an NCAA Championship at University of Wisconsin.
by Jaden Stambolia
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SportsCleveland Athletes Who Have Competed in Past Winter Olympic Games
These local legends competed — and often took home hardware — at past winter games.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
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HistoryThe Cleveland Barons AHL Team Died Quietly in 1973
With the Cavs entering the picture and the NHL's growth, minor league hockey took a hit in Cleveland.
by Vince Guerrieri
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NewsCleveland Clinic Eyes Level 1 Trauma Center at Main Campus
With more than 6,000 annual trauma visits at MetroHealth alone, Cleveland Clinic officials say the investment would ease pressure on existing Level 1 centers and improve continuity of care.
by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
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MusicXCSB Sues Cleveland State University and Makes Future Streaming Plans
The group of former WCSB FM 89.3 radio programmers is seeking a new future, with the goal of having DJs stream by March.
by Annie Nickoloff
