Cleveland City Council is expected to approve a three-month extension of its data center moratorium, pushing the pause through Jan. 29 while zoning and utility policies are updated.

Across the state's nine law schools, grads of Ohio State University Moritz College of Law posted the best passage rates among ...

A new main campus conference center and training facility received final approval after a year's delay, while nearby homes ...

The lawsuit leaves Ohio universities caught between the governor’s executive order and NCAA rules, with some athletes already ...

The 100 private companies on our annual list topped $82 billion in revenue last year, including $6.8 billion from the ...

In Painesville Township, the beginning of a 1,700-home mixed-use development is seeing the literal path forward paved.

The renovation will expand the locker room and player lounge, upgrade meeting and dining spaces, and address facilities that ...

The $15 million gift from Bill and Chloe Cornell will establish a health center for patients with special needs at Case ...

Dorn, who has led Youth Opportunities Unlimited since 2018, will retire Jan. 29. The board has begun transition planning as Y ...

A citizen-led initiative could add layers of approval to the lakeside development project, but concerns are rising about what ...

Not even Chicago has pulled as much office space off the market to be used as residences as Cleveland, which isn't done yet.