Vol. 52, No. 24
I'm From Cleveland, Curator of 216 Culture, Hopes to Leverage Growing Following Into Fashion Territory
What started as YouTube channel and digital zine has evolved and blossomed in the past decade
By Mark Oprea
New Study From MetroHealth Pulmonologist Shows Racial Disparities In Lung Cancer Outcomes
With the help of an AI program, the doctors "leveled up" the racial treatment gap
Reducing Jail Populations Does Not Cause an Uptick in Violent Crime: Studies
Researchers say they've debunked speculation that criminal justice reform fueled rising crime rates during the pandemic
By Monica Obradovic
Ahead of Proud Boys Protest of Drag Event in Chardon, Host and Performers Face Threats, But Also Support
"People say that we're dropping the property values and, 'We hope your place burns down!' Now, how Christian is that?"
Revived Measure to Require 60% Majority for Ohio Constitutional Amendments Gets First Hearing
After eliminating August special elections months ago, Republican lawmakers now looking to bring them back for this proposal
By Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal
Lawsuit Filed in Michigan Against Norfolk Southern Over Train-Derailment Toxic Waste Dumped in Metro Detroit
Norfolk Southern dumped hazardous waste at two Wayne County facilities
By Steve Neavling
The Foilies 2023
Recognizing the worst in government transparency
By Electronic Frontier Foundation and MuckRock
Ohio Senators Working to Resurrect Recently Eliminated August Elections to Fight Abortion Amendment
“If we save 30,000 lives as a result of spending $20 million,” Senate President Matt Huffman argued, “I think that’s a great thing,”
Bipartisan Ohio Bills Push for Medicaid to Cover Doula Services
With Ohio ranking poorly in infant-mortality and pregnancy-related deaths, lawmakers say the time to act is now
By Susan Tebben, The Ohio Capital Journal
Livewire: 15+ Concerts to Catch in Cleveland Through Early April
DVSN, Masego, Indigo Girls and more
By Jeff Niesel
Nick Cave to Play State Theatre in September
Concert will mark a rare appearance in Northeast Ohio
Concert Review: John Mayer's Intimate Solo Show Made the Arena Feel Like a Living Room
Across his various eras, this might have been his best show in Cleveland
By Breanna Mona
Cleveland's Lords of the Highway To Play 30th Anniversary Show at Yorktown Lanes on April 1
Rockabilly group has invited former band members to jam with it for the show
Cleveland's Heart Attack Man To Release New Album in May
Summer tour will conclude with a July 1 show at Mahall's 20 Lanes in Lakewood
Review: Pearl Street Wine Market & Cafe is Ohio City's All-Purpose Eating and Drinking Destination
Recently opened by Karen Small and Jill Davis, the cafe is whatever a diner wants to make of it
By Douglas Trattner
Saroj & Carlos to Replace Farmer's Feast at BottleHouse Brewery in Cleveland Heights
The new multi-cultural project comes from chef Rasul Welch
Guthrie's Chicken Fingers in Steelyard Commons Permanently Closes
Steelyard will never be the same
By Vince Grzegorek
Malört Is Coming to Ohio
You made a face just reading that sentence
Cleveland Pops Does an Elton John & Billy Joel Tribute Plus the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
A wide spectrum of styles on display across town
By ClevelandClassical Staff
New Art Gallery, Sixty Bowls, Opens This Weekend With “The Appearance of Art” by Roger von Golling
"I think he’s good, he’s undiscovered. It’s that simple really," said Gary Thomas
By Shawn Mishak
'The Other Place,' Now at Dobama Theatre, is a Powerful Story of Aging, Memory and Identity
A character with dementia guides us through regret and the human spirit
By Christine Howey
The Furious Bongos, DaLand Brass Band
@ Beachland Ballroom
Tue., March 28, 8 p.m.
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Matt Harlan of Chatty's Pizzeria to Open Chatty's Tavern in Grafton
In past years, comic book lovers, vendors and everything in between would gather over three days for the Wizard World Cleveland. As…
By Emanuel Wallace
Burlesque performer Bella Sin celebrated 20 years of burlesque in the city of Cleveland and beyond with a big bash at Beachland…
John Mayer brought his solo tour to the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland last night and photographer Judie Vegh was there to…
By Scene Staff
For more than a century, Edgewater Park has been a destination for Clevelanders. It has seen great days, hard times, and then…
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