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Raleigh appealed a judge’s decision striking down their requirement for nightlife permits. Here’s what the city is arguing.

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Physical pain, like stubbing your toe or getting punched in the face, hurts. But words can injure even worse. If you had to ...

A man accused of serial robberies around the DMV had a twist in his case after jurors found a Chinese yuan and possible drugs in his jacket and hoodie.

Some laws of physics are so fundamental that they’ve served as the baseline for science for centuries. But with technological advancements, physicists can—albeit temporarily—create small worlds that ...

As gun rights supporters celebrate the Justice Department's decision not to appeal the ruling of a Texas federal judge that deregulates a portion of a nearly century-old gun law, which required people ...

The whole point of a Cuyahoga County charter was for accountability in delivering public services to residents at a fair cost. That should be the pivot on which any proposed charter amendments turn, ...

Subscribe to the Wake Up, cleveland.com’s free morning newsletter, delivered to your inbox weekdays at 5:30 a.m. How one statehouse Republican wants to make it easier for citizens to have a say To ...

State officials announced a “dramatic drop” in the number of children with behavioral health disabilities who have been placed in institutional settings and other changes, including the launch of new ...