As the nation's gaze turned to Cleveland, we took a trip to the Cuyahoga River waterfront to check out the Cleveland Cavaliers Game 4 NBA Finals festivities.
Read MoreAs the nation's gaze turned to Cleveland for game 3 of the NBA Finals, we thought we'd take a trip downtown to check out the game-time festivities outside Quicken Loans Arena.
Read MoreWhat has been a FABULOUS outcome of this process is the recognition and feedback from individuals and Cleveland stakeholders that there is a need and a huge appetite for an event like Ignite and we are already planning for: 1) a music event later this summer and 2) Ignite 2017.
Read MoreThis is the idea behind "Ignite" a free celebration of the 1969 Cuyahoga River fire anniversary with three quality bands, food trucks, great beer and a drop of environmental advocacy mixed in to provide a media friendly waterfront celebration.
Read MoreAs we've wandered the banks of the Cuyahoga River (and yes, the bridges spanning it) we've shared images that we hoped would tell the evolving story of a historic river's comeback and we're pleased our growing audience has connected with that motion
Read MoreRiding along the Cuyahoga River gives one a better sense of the infrastructure grid that serves as a catalyst for the local and regional economy. See that steel bulkhead, see that dock, see that bridge, see those pipes & wires? Yeah, that's infrastructure and it matters!
Read MoreDid you run in Sunday's Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon? Or did you know someone who ran? Or did you cheer as a spectator? Or did you look out the window and say "Yeah, I think I'm gonna stay in". If you did the later you missed out an epic Cleveland day.
Read MoreDid you feel a change in the Cleveland Force Thursday afternoon? A significant milestone was reached for the eastbound George V. Voinovich Bridge as the first of five closure girders was lifted into place.
Read MoreWon't be long before bars & restaurants along the Cuyahoga River are buzzing with activity: a look at our ride-along on the Cuyahoga River with Saint Joseph Academy Crew.
Read MoreAs the sun rose on a recent Saturday morning we found ourselves drawn to the Cuyahoga River to see how the approach of warmer temperatures was quickening the pulse of Cleveland's waterfront. We weren't disappointed.
Read MoreKayak enthusiasts hosted a race on the half-mile long urban section of the Cuyahoga River that flows through downtown Cuyahoga Falls and the Sheraton Suites.
Read More46 years after the first Earth Day, we took a stroll along Cleveland's Cuyahoga River to see how much has changed since it served as a launching point for the environmental movement.
Read More46 years after the first Earth Day we took a stroll along the Cuyahoga River to see how the body of water that helped launch the environmental movement is doing.
Read MoreIs there anything more beautiful than an early morning sunrise over a large body of water? We found out Wednesday morning as we rode along with St. Edward & St. Ignatius High School crew teams for a friendly on Lake Erie.
Read MoreAs Northeast Ohio woke up to a blanket of snow on a late spring morning, a mix of 40 paddle surfers, kiteboarders and surfers turned out to have fun on the Lake Erie surf.
Read MoreWe take a ride with Cleveland Rotary as they gear up for a Red Line Greenway beautification project on the proposed 2 1/2 mile right-of-way running alongside RTA's Red Line from the Zone Recreation Center to downtown Cleveland.
Read MoreDid you miss the ice on Lake Erie or the Cuyahoga River this year? It wasn't hard.
Read MoreWe camped out on the Detroit-Superior Bridge and snapped a few pics of the waves of St. Malachi Church Run runners as they crossed the Cuyahoga River on the out & back course.
Read MoreLast week the Great Lakes shipping season kicked off as Interlake Steamship Company's Dorothy Ann/Pathfinder ended its winter layover by transporting a load of iron ore from the Port of Cleveland's Bulk Terminal on Lake Erie to ArcelorMittal's steelmaking facility on the Cuyahoga River.
Read MoreIt's hard to believe but we're two weeks away from spring! El Nino's powerful effect on Great Lakes region temperatures has translated into little snow and minimal ice on lakes and rivers
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