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A 21-year-old is bringing his family’s tavern back to life in Cleveland’s Little Italy, stepping away from college to reopen a bar that has been part of his family for a century. Jack Sparent left Cleveland State University to revive Lou’s Tavern on Coltman Road, a neighborhood spot first opened by his great-grandfather in the 1920s.

If you were a diner in Northeast Ohio in the early aughts, you most certainly would have beat a path to Moxie in Beachwood. And once seated in the colorful, contemporary dining room, you likely would have enjoyed regional American dishes such as crab cakes, crispy calamari, wedge salads, Bell & Evans airline chicken breast, the Moxie burger and bread pudding.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A 21-year-old man was found guilty of fatally shooting a man at an RTA bus stop on Public Square. Last week, a jury found Maurice Thompson guilty of murder, felonious assault, aggravated robbery, and robbery. Thompson will be sentenced on Oct. 22. Thompson killed Juan Rampon...

Nestlé plans to close its Solon factory by the end of 2027.

WICKLIFFE, Ohio (WOIO) - A local high school graduate who went on to achieve the rank of military lieutenant was among the eight people killed two months ago when a plane crashed in Alaska. 2nd Lt. Leah Rose Borsich died Aug. 20 after federal investigators said a charter aircraft went...

CLEVELAND (WJW) — A longtime Cleveland-area restaurant favorite is making a comeback.Moxie will reopen Monday, Oct. 26, at Legacy Village in Lyndhurst, according to a news release.The restaurant, located at 25001 Cedar Road, closed in 2019 after opening in 1998. Co-owner Brad Friedlander is bringing it back with restaurateur Michael DuBois. Cleveland’s Marble Room crowned America’s best Moxie became known for its seasonal menu, quality ingredients and upscale dining experience, according to the

Cleveland’s historic cemeteries hold more than the stories of those laid to rest there. These final resting places preserve the history of the people who shaped Cleveland—from baseball history and Civil Rights to the human cost of building the Ohio & Erie Canal. Canalway's Cleveland Buried History Days...

Three men were caught on camera inside Home Depot stores, where prosecutors say they were stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise.

Tucked away off of Euclid Avenue across from Case Western Reserve University’s baseball field is a small, rugged 19th century cemetery, in the shadow of its more famous neighbor, Lake View. This weekend the East Cleveland Township Cemetery is welcoming visitors for two Halloween-themed events. A spooky night time...

That’s a pretty apt description of the dishes that Jessie Mendoza and Armando Llamas will serve at Mestizo Kitchen and Café (2162 Rockwell Ave.) in downtown Cleveland. The new restaurant will feature foods from each partner’s heritage – Mexican and Filipino – but also a fusion of both, something they call “Mexipino.”