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Cordelia’s downtown spot is teaming up with Jim Beam for an exclusive “An Ode to Whiskey” dinner on August 5th—seasonal Ohio fare, premium bourbon pairings, and master distiller Fred Noe sharing 230 years of Beam family whiskey lore. Happy hour kicks off at 5 PM, dinner at 6 PM, with dishes matched to Basil Hayden, Knob Creek, Booker’s, and more. Tickets: $200 plus tax/tip. Grab yours now on OpenT...

The U.S. Justice Department is appealing a federal judge’s recent ruling that blocked Cleveland from ending its police reform consent decree, arguing the city hasn’t fully complied with mandated changes. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon filed the appeal, heading to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, where a three-judge panel will decide the next steps — with the future of police oversig...

The Euclid Architectural Review Board is back on schedule for July 16th with three key projects — including a homeowner’s backyard and side addition at 564 E. 211th St. — ready for review after last month’s meeting was canceled due to low turnout. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high...

Clay Walker’s “Doin’ What I Love” tour is roaring on, with 29 dates from January to August, proving his resilience as he continues to perform despite ongoing health battles. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1996, Walker was once told his life would be short and wheelchair-bound — but now, he calls his progress a victory. After a life-changing spinal pump surgery last year, he’s celebrating mil...

Ohio State’s path to the Michigan showdown could be a test of mental focus, as they face Northwestern and Nebraska—two teams with contrasting trajectories—just weeks before the rivalry game. While Northwestern may be rising, Nebraska could be falling, creating a tricky scheduling puzzle for the Buckeyes. Coaches preach one game at a time, but the pressure of the big matchup looms large. Staying sh...

A controversial Ohio bill aimed at regulating how landlords charge renters for electricity sparked accusations of political pay-to-play after utility companies donated nearly $72,000 to lawmakers and Vivek Ramaswamy. Critics, including a Democratic senator, claimed the bill was rushed through the legislature to benefit these companies, which profit from renters’ utility bills. Though the bill soug...

Cleveland’s Guardians aim to break their three-game skid against the surging Twins, who’ve won seven of their last ten with a hot bat and solid home record. The Guardians, despite a losing streak, boast a strong record when they hit multiple homers and are riding a balanced recent stretch. Both teams are missing key players — Twins’ Buxton and Jeffers sidelined, Guardians’ Ramirez out with a hand...

Gavin Adcock’s concert turned chaotic as fans erupted into violent brawls while he performed—complete with a guy getting kneed repeatedly in the face—sparking outrage online. Adcock, who hasn’t commented directly, shared a fan’s wild story (complete with Waffle House awakenings and a missing tooth) and joked about a pregnancy note, even spitting out his drink. This isn’t his first rodeo with contr...

David Wain’s latest absurd romp, “Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass,” turns “The Wizard of Oz” on its head with Zoey Deutch as Gail, a heartbroken girl who teams up with her best friend Otto to fix her love life by hooking up with her dream celebrity. Their Hollywood quest, filled with cameos from John Slattery, Jon Hamm, Weird Al Yankovic, and more, pits them against an Italian crime boss...

Ohio’s governor’s race is heating up — but both top candidates are staying silent on key voter questions. While readers asked about marijuana, abortion, and more, Amy Acton and Vivek Ramaswamy offered only talking points, leaving voters in the dark. Meanwhile, Governor DeWine has pushed a controversial “Success Sequence” curriculum in schools, sparking backlash for ignoring root causes of poverty....

Bunnie Xo’s been spotted cozying up to Dylan Wolf—Jelly Roll’s ex is reportedly stepping into a new chapter with a younger man, sparking wild rumors and fan frenzy. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting. Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai....

July 8, 2026, is a cosmic catalyst for deepening connections—slow down, listen deeply, and align with like-minded collaborators. Emotions out of financial moves, charm for gathering intel, and bold action or patient waiting—your path is personal. The universe urges self-awareness, strategic alliances, and proactive engagement to build the future you envision, one mindful conversation at a time. Li...

A UK school principal got banned from teaching for two years after admitting she manipulated the school calendar to go on a cruise vacation, skipped a full day of classes, and misused school funds on items like a karaoke machine and camping gear. Her actions created chaotic “Bitsa weeks” that discouraged student attendance and undermined educational integrity, prompting regulators to call her beha...

King’s X, the enigmatic prog-metal trio blending Hendrix’s fire, Beatles’ harmonies, and Zeppelin’s grit, returns after a 10-year studio silence with their explosive new album “Three Sides of One” — a raw, unplanned sonic journey that quietly reshaped grunge and still commands reverence from legends and fans alike. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/...

Ohio Republicans are under pressure as voters push back against rising property taxes and unchecked data center growth, forcing the party to pivot from ideological dominance to addressing real concerns. With elections looming and analysts hinting at a potential political realignment by 2026, Democrats are watching closely. Efforts to regulate data centers have stalled over tax exemptions, leaving...

Avon Lake’s Finance Director Beth Krosse is stepping down after 19 months, citing personal reasons, but will stay through July 29 to help transition — especially as the city prepares for its 2027 budget. Krosse brought much-needed financial transparency, earning praise from Mayor Mark Spaetzel and council members for her quick impact, budget improvements, and clear communication with residents. Th...

A year after brutal cuts to food stamp programs, millions of Americans—including 100,000 in Ohio—are facing hunger as benefits vanish or arrive late due to a government shutdown. States like Arizona, Florida, and Georgia saw massive drops in aid, forcing families to choose between rent and groceries. Food banks, already stretched thin, are struggling as demand surges and donations dwindle. Ohio no...

Mike Campbell, guitar legend and co-writer of Tom Petty classics, is channeling his rock ‘n’ roll spirit into his current band, The Dirty Knobs, with their explosive new album “Mission of Mercy.” Blending Brian Wilson-inspired melodies and a surprise cameo from Kate Pierson, Campbell proves he’s still pushing sonic boundaries while staying true to his roots. With a touring schedule that includes o...

Jett Harrison, the No. 4 overall recruit and top receiver in the nation, just committed to Ohio State — a move that cements the Buckeyes’ legacy at the position. With elite talent consistently landing in Columbus, even amid NIL’s changing landscape, Ohio State is building a dominant, future-proof receiver corps. Standing 6-foot-2 and packing 175 pounds, Harrison already dominates at St. Joseph’s P...

Cleveland’s QB battle is heating up — Deshaun Watson, recovering from major surgeries, isn’t getting first-team reps early in camp, as Shedeur Sanders pushes for the starting role. With Watson’s surgically repaired shoulder and lingering “camp arm” concerns, coaches walk a tightrope: keep him sharp without risking injury. Watson’s off-site passing camp in Florida, where Sanders will also train, ma...

Parma’s Veterans Memorial Park just got a major upgrade—thanks to a surprise discovery during construction that exposed an unrecorded waterline, cutting off water to the concession stand and restrooms. The city’s now installing a new two-inch line from State Road, funded by a $75K grant, with water expected back in days. This fix complements the newly completed Veterans Basin, which holds 15 milli...

Ohio is racing to become a fossil fuel powerhouse—not for homes, but for AI. Ten new natural gas plants, mostly in southern Ohio, are being built to fuel massive data centers, not people. One Pike County plant alone could emit 50 million tons of CO2 yearly—more than all of New York City in 2024. Gas wins for speed (built in 2 years vs. nuclear) and Ohio’s green energy ban, but critics call it a po...

Four major TV hits are dropping new seasons next month—perfect for binge-watchers. “Lioness” (Paramount Plus, Aug 2) returns with spy thrills, “Outer Banks” (Netflix, Aug 20) wraps up its epic treasure hunt saga, “Reacher” (Prime Video, Aug 12) delivers more gritty action, and “Ted Lasso” (Apple TV, Aug 5) brings back its feel-good charm. Each show has become a cultural phenomenon: “Lioness” drew...

Cleveland’s City Council narrowly votes to renew a $250K/year contract for Flock Safety cameras amid fierce debate over privacy vs. public safety, as police tout their role in solving deadly crimes and activists warn of unchecked surveillance, including potential ICE access and 30-day data retention — with the full council set to decide next week. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow...

Cleveland’s Flock surveillance cameras, claimed to be for crime-solving, have been used nearly 2,000 times for immigration enforcement in the past year — sparking outrage and calls to end the contract, as similar patterns emerge in nearby cities and even some city council members admit the system’s misuse. Despite mounting concerns over mass surveillance and targeting based on immigration status,...