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                        The Haslam Sports Group announced they will invest $100 million toward the city's lakefront plan to fill the hole left by the downtown stadium as the NFL team readies to move to Brook Park.
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                        Despite an ongoing legal battle to keep the Browns in Cleveland, Mayor Justin Bibb is asking for development ideas for the lakefront without Huntington Bank Field.
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                        Cleveland native LaVerne Gore is the only challenger filed to run against incumbent Mayor Justin Bibb in his re-election bid.
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                        The police officer driving Bibb's vehicle ran a red light and crashed into another car. The Civilian Police Review Board found the officer violated four separate policies.
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                        As Trump signals ending consent decrees, Cleveland mayor says police accountability still a priorityAs the Trump administration signals a willingness to end police accountability consent decrees, Cleveland’s decade-long federal mandate to reform its police department could be on the chopping block, but Mayor Justin Bibb said he intends to stay the course.
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                        The $2 million project aims to provide more resources, increase options and accelerate the housing process for unhoused people.
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                        Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin is apparently testing the waters for a mayoral run, potentially challenging first-term incumbent Justin Bibb this fall.
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                        After the Cleveland Browns on Tuesday escalated an ongoing legal battle with the City of Cleveland, Mayor Justin Bibb called the team's "scheme" to move out of the city a "betrayal to Ohio taxpayers."
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                        Cleveland City Council’s changes paved the way for more safety and services, such as an additional $8 million to resurface and care for roads and the creation of new positions, but council members and the mayor couldn't strike a deal over neighborhood improvements.
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                        Cleveland City Council voted to amend the city’s annual budget proposal to include an additional $4.6 million from the general fund for neighborhood improvements.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
