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The farm, which uses horses instead of tractors and doesn't need commercial fertilizer, sold about 200 of its White Broad Breasted turkeys this year.

Ohio is among a minority of states that have yet to regulate the sale of intoxicating hemp products, but there could be some growing momentum behind changing that.

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A local development firm wants to spend nearly $60 million to build on city owned land near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

Cleveland, which was one of the WNBA's original markets, is among a crowded group of cities bidding for the league's 16th team.

The next step in the waterfall of buildings that Bedrock Cleveland proposes for the area connecting Tower City to the Cuyahoga River includes what it bills as an immersive rock and roll experience.

The $37 million Impact Cleveland Pool combines popular philanthropic tools: place-based giving and mission-related investment for donors looking to invest in Greater Cleveland.

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Cleveland State has cut faculty and staff in recent months and has been buoyed by solid fall enrollment figures.

Several Ohio law schools have ceased practices of awarding some scholarships or fellowships based on race in response to a 2023 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court and, in some instances, prodding by the Buckeye Institute.