News
-
Jared Verse Hits OTAs as Browns’ Post-Garrett Era Begins
Jared Verse joined Browns OTAs after blockbuster Myles Garrett trade. Monken loves the fit. QB battle, jersey drama, and minicamp loom.
-
Guardians Fall 2-1 to Yankees, Take Series 2-1
Yankees avoid sweep as McMahon’s 7th-inning RBI single beats Guardians 2-1. Cecconi pitches well but Cleveland bats go cold.
-
Looking Back at 10 Cent Beer Night: The Night Cheap Beer, Rowdy Fans and a Rally Turned Cleveland Stadium Into a Riot
It was supposed to be a fun, budget-friendly promotion to pack the seats on a Wednesday night in June 1974. Instead, “Ten Cent Beer Night” at Cleveland Municipal Stadium became one of the darkest chapters in Major League Baseball history — and a cautionary tale about what happens when alcohol, hype and inadequate security collide.A…
-
The PDT Rule Is Dead: A New Era for Day Traders
finra.orgIn the dim glow of his trading screen at 9:30 a.m. sharp, Alex—a 28-year-old software engineer from Cleveland—finally hit “buy” on his fourth day trade of the week without a knot in his stomach. His account balance sat at just $8,200. For years, that would have been impossible. Today, June 4, 2026, it was reality.…
-
Global Beatles Day: Celebrating “All You Need Is Love” on June 25th
This June 25, fans around the world are invited to join Global Beatles Day, the annual celebration honoring The Beatles and their timeless message of unity and love. The event encourages everyone to share music, memories, and good vibes in honor of the Fab Four’s enduring legacy.The date marks a historic moment: on June 25,…
-
Playhouse Square Launches Innovative Digital Theater Initiative
Cleveland’s Playhouse Square has introduced a groundbreaking digital theater program that blends live performance with immersive technology. The initiative positions the historic theater district at the forefront of performing arts innovation.
-
Cleveland Force SC Announces Stadium Renovation Plans
Cleveland’s professional soccer franchise has unveiled ambitious plans to renovate and expand their home stadium, signaling the sport’s growing popularity in Northeast Ohio. The $45 million project aims to enhance fan experience and attract bigger events to the city.
-
Cleveland Reacts: Browns Trade Myles Garrett to Rams in Blockbuster Deal
Cleveland Reacts: Browns Trade Myles Garrett to the Rams June 1, 2026 — Breaking In a stunning blockbuster, the Cleveland Browns have traded franchise defensive end Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams. In return, Cleveland gets edge rusher Jared Verse, a 2027 first-round pick, 2028 second-round pick, and a 2029 third-round pick. Curated real-time…
-
The NFL World Eyes if Browns Star Myles Garrett Gets Moved in Blockbuster Trade
Cleveland Browns fans woke up to familiar speculation on June 1: the first day Myles Garrett can be traded under his restructured contract without massive dead-cap penalties. The reigning Defensive Player of the Year and one of the NFL’s most dominant edge rushers remains at the center of trade rumors as the Browns navigate another…
-
Did You Know? A Rejected $100 Pay Raise Launched John D. Rockefeller’s Fabulous Business Career in Cleveland
Did you know that one of the greatest fortunes in American history began with a heated argument over a $100 annual raise right here in Cleveland?In the 1850s, a teenage John D. Rockefeller was working as a bookkeeper for the commission merchants Hewitt & Tuttle. He demanded an $800 salary. The firm offered him $700.…
-
Cleveland’s Most Unforgettable June 1 When Snow Fell in 1843
On June 1, 1843, snow fell in Cleveland, leaving behind one of the city’s strangest and most memorable weather stories.
-
Tanner Bibee Makes Franchise History with Winless Start as Guardians Fall to Red Sox 9-4
In a season full of near-misses and hard-luck outings for one of the Guardians’ most reliable arms, Tanner Bibee etched his name into Cleveland franchise history on Sunday afternoon — but not in the way anyone hoped. Bibee became the first pitcher in the 125-year history of the Cleveland franchise to go winless in his…
-
Greenbrier Commons in Parma Heights Undergoes Major Transformation: New Library, Playground, Courts, and More
Greenbrier Commons in Parma Heights Undergoes Major Transformation: New Library, Playground, Courts, and More Parma Heights residents are witnessing a significant revitalization of Greenbrier Commons, the city’s central recreational and civic hub at 6200 Pearl Road. Long-time visitors have seen major changes in recent months, including the demolition of the old library, closure of aging…
-
Browns Training Facility Expansion Underway in Berea
The Cleveland Browns have broken ground on a major expansion of their Berea training complex, adding sports science facilities and player amenities. The $85 million project is expected to be completed by training camp 2027.
-
Ohio City’s Market District Welcomes Five New Independent Restaurants
Ohio City’s Market District has experienced a dining renaissance with five new independent restaurants opening within a three-block radius. The establishments reflect Cleveland’s growing reputation as a destination for innovative culinary experiences.