Things are heating up in Cleveland — and not just the weather. The Cavs are off to a hot start in the playoffs, and Donovan Mitchell is on a pretty impressive scoring run to open the series.
Before you head out to enjoy the spring air, take a minute to see how closely you’ve been following the news. From plans for a new grocery store to housing changes and lead cleanup funding, there’s a lot happening that could impact daily life across the region.
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