State tax credits will propel another office-to-apartment conversion in Downtown Cleveland, where housing and other uses are filling buildings emptied out by the pandemic.On Wednesday, the state awarded more than $4 million in tax credits to the Electric Building at 700 Prospect Ave. The nine-story property was the longtime home of the United Church of

Motorists in Downtown Cleveland will need to plan an alternate route through the city for the next two weeks until the new Superman movie wraps.The city said the closures are in effect to “ensure the safety of both the film crew and the public.”Film crews have been hard at work turning Superior Avenue Downtown from

The Akron-based marijuana company Klutch Cannabis is opening a new adult-use location on Prospect Ave. that has deep roots tied to Cleveland’s rock and roll history.Some would say Rock ‘n’ Roll and weed, especially in the 70s, went hand in hand. Icons like Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, and Cheech and Chong embraced the herb, pushing

For the first time in nearly two weeks, Cleveland City Hall offered services that were shut down after a ransomware attack. Residents were once again able to buy copies of birth and death certificates from Vital Statistics, pay taxes, and obtain building permits. Dr. David Margolius, Director of Public Health, said the city shut down