Sheehan Hannan

Cleveland's young mayor discussed public safety and more in a speech Wednesday night at Case Western Reserve. There is much to be said, especially in a city soon to reach its 230th birthday, about the benefits of youth. Nowhere was that more evident than in 34-year-old Mayor Justin Bibb’s first-ever State of the City address.

The actor sent the stadium off in style with a grand goodbye. Bob Hope, who grew up in Cleveland, marked the last Indians game at Municipal Stadium by crooning “Thanks for the Memories” with special lyrics like, “They’ll always make our hearts cheer no matter where they play.” Now, with Hope gone almost 20 years, that meeting-of-legends moment remains pitch perfect. Revisit more of Cleveland’s 50 most impactful moments over the past 50 years. terminal 8:00 AM EST March 29, 2022

Donald Trump, who buzzed into town in a helicopter, accepted the Republican party nominee at Quicken Loans Arena. The Republican National Convention turned downtown into a raucous, high-security party, with convention-goers and curious Clevelanders mobbing every available venue, protesters filling Public Square and cameras filming every street corner.