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Oct 18, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
We recently polled Ohio voters on the election issues that are important to them. From the cost of groceries to public safety and the integrity of mail-in votes, Ohioans had strong feelings about the 2024 election. Do you think the majority of Ohio voters reported trust in the state’s process for counting mail-in votes? Place your guess in the quiz below.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner |Helen Maynard
It doesn’t matter if you think trick or treat should always fall on Halloween night: Cities and towns around Greater Cleveland have established days, times and special events for the Halloween candy grab to take place. These are the dates and times we could find for trick or treating in Greater Cleveland this year, along some other neighborhood Halloween gatherings. Thursday, Oct.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
In late September, groups of stunt drivers blocked off intersections across Cleveland, disrupting neighborhoods by driving donuts and setting off fireworks. But these street takeovers are not a new phenomenon. Police departments in cities across the country have tried to curb street takeovers for decades. They first became prevalent in the 1980s — do you know what city they originated in? Learn about that below.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
Today marks the one year anniversary of the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza. Various community groups are hosting events to help residents mourn, heal and fundraise. Keep scrolling to see the other free community events and reminders the Signal Cleveland team has book marked on our calendar this week. A community-wide gathering to remember and mourn all those killed in Israel and in Gaza, and pray for the day when neighbors can live side-by-side in peace.
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Oct 4, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
It’s the classic fall dance in Cleveland: Your alarm goes off and you’re disappointed to see it’s still pitch black outside. And it’s a little cold. For a brief moment you think, “Here we go again,” and a shutter goes down your spine as you remember the winter that is quickly approaching. Before that winter, though, come all the wonderful fall traditions residents of southern states — like Florida, where I spent my childhood — don’t get to experience.
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Oct 4, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
The State of Ohio is one of the top 10 apple-producing states in the United States. Luckily for Greater Cleveland residents, that means there are ample apple orchards a short drive in any direction. From East Side suburbs such as Chesterland and West Side suburbs such as Avon to farms dotting the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, keep scrolling for our round up of places to shop for fresh-picked apples — and even pick some yourself.
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Sep 27, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
The cost of parking in downtown Cleveland is a classic grievance for Greater Cleveland residents. It has been top of mind after news of legislation to allow higher parking lot rates last year and the city’s recent decision to eliminate free street parking in much of Ohio City. Earlier this month, when Nikki Minaj, Billy Joel and the Cleveland Guardians were simultaneously active in downtown Cleveland, pictures were shared online of event parking costing up to $80 near the venues.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
Greater Cleveland residents got a jump start on the Halloween season this year when September 13th landed on a Friday. A common superstition is that it is unlucky when the 13th day of the month lands on a Friday — A.K.A Friday the 13th. For horrorphiles and Halloween lovers, the phenomenon taking place in September was as good an excuse as any to start looking for haunted houses and other spooky events.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
This week, Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb held a press conference to debrief Clevelanders on how crime rates have changed this summer versus previous summers. The mayor discussed trends in violent crimes such as murder, assault and rape, as well as property crimes like car theft, burglary and arson. He also praised workers from various city departments, not just the Cleveland Division of Police, for their work to try to create better, safer environments in Cleveland neighborhoods.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
signalcleveland.org | Camille Renner
As we’re sure you heard, as of last week the home of the Cleveland Browns is now officially Huntington Bank Field. The deal between the NFL team and the Columbus-based bank gives Huntington naming rights to the stadium for 20 years — regardless of whether it stays on the lakefront or moves to Brook Park. But a question remains: How much did Huntington Bank pay to get the name plastered on the stadium? Learn about that below.
