The city of Cleveland, Ohio is a multi-faceted surprise to both newcomers and those who are returning to rediscover a former ...

The pitch from Yoshinobu Yamamoto was practically bouncing in the dirt — 0.68 feet off the ground, to be exact — when José Ramírez somehow got his bat on it and drove it for a double. Just another day ...

Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami has filled a museum hall with portraits in every color as part of an exhibit ...

With about 100 Indians in 1930, the number rose to 170 in 1960 and ... Besides, Cleveland has been the home of the world famous Cleveland Orchestra and Cleveland Museum of Art and more importantly, an ...

Before the 72nd Miss World, Femina Miss India World Nandini Gupta talks about her journey, BWAP project, being inspired from Aishwarya Rai and Priyanka Chopra ...

Cleveland's Major League Baseball team will be dropping the "Indians" nickname. Plans to drop the name will be announced this week, a person with knowledge of the decision told USA TODAY Sports ...

There are parks named for Luke Easter, a Negro Leagues slugger who played for the Indians, and Mel Harder ... there following his death in 2002.) But Cleveland immortalizes its sports villains, too.

Given further municipal fiscal problems, Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell offered to manage the stadium and ... In 1994 the stadium was no longer home for the Cleveland Indians, who moved to ...

For kids, there is the Kids’ Clubhouse, which has an art and crafts studio ... baseball game was played at the stadium. The Cleveland Indians lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-6 April 4, 1994 ...

According to the Encyclopedia of Cleveland History, the land now occupied by the Cleveland Museum of Art was settled by Nathaniel Doan in 1798. He was part of the land company’s second surveying ...