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And the Senate clears the first hurdle on the bipartisan infrastructure bill.

A mansion, a luxury boat, a Porsche, Bitcoin and THC-laced vapes that got thousands sick. Some $24 million is missing and the feds are in hot pursuit. The inside story of Tibor’s Kosher Meats.

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The Michael Louis Palumbo Jr. Act gives firefighters access to workers’ compensation in cancer cases. But cities are contesting first-responders’ claims. Euclid firefighter Dave Rowell and others are fighting back.

Nine inmates have died at the jail since last June. How did it happen? And where do we go from here?

Fifty years after the river caught fire, one writer travels the Cuyahoga and experiences its legacy, beauty and danger.

Archie Garner is determined to keep the iconic recipes of the historic bakery alive.

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Labor plans campaign against AMAZON — NYCHA challenged lead testing for decades — Upstate activists plot their own rent laws push  Politico

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Developers Frank and Malisse Sinito are emerging as two of downtown’s top real estate players with the recent purchase of Key Tower, the Garfield Building and the 925 Building. But their mission to transform Cleveland goes beyond restoring historic locations.

Samantha Schaedler mailed a letter to Donald Trump on Inauguration Day. Every day after, she sent another, driven by her belief in our political system.

As 2017 comes to a close, the Cleveland Magazine editors revisit our favorite stories of the year.

These are the 10 stories Cleveland Magazine readers clicked on the most in 2017.

After 1,095 opioid-related deaths in Northeast Ohio in 2016, officials are calling it the public health crisis of our time. We examine the impact of the opioid problem, how it’s infecting the region and the solutions needed to recover.

In one whirlwind year, our city claimed an NBA championship, hosted a national political convention and continued development downtown and in the neighborhoods. But as Cleveland sheds its Mistake on the Lake identity, we confront our shifting identity, ask what it might take to continue the momentum…

Coventry loses Dobama Theatre this month, but what does it gain?