“Boys to beg for zoo,” the 1906 headline from The Plain Dealer read. In 1907, after an agreement with City Council, the zoo began its monumental move to its current location in Brookside Par ...

Dan Coughlin, a longtime sports writer at The Plain Dealer and later a vibrant member of the WJW-TV 8 sports crew, passed away in his sleep Oct. 6 at his home in Rocky River. Coughlin was 86.

A Boston native, he joined the Chronicle in 2022 from cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer in Ohio. He is a graduate of Emerson College and the Columbia University School of Journalism.

We compared 100 grams of plain cottage cheese with 2 percent milk and 100 grams of plain, nonfat Greek yogurt. Here’s what the data and experts say about the Greek yogurt versus cottage cheese ...

A series of deaths points to a plague but then there’s a connection to Orlok that lifts them onto the plain of “plague.” All sorts of speculation emerges until we see the vampire in play ...

SPRINGFIELD — Earlier this month, the Illinois State Flag Commission selected 10 designs out of more than 4,800 submissions as finalists in the competition to select a new state flag. Doing the ...

Only, you may forgive yourself if you get there — and, like my daughter, not realize that somebody as plain and peaceful as Plains and peanuts could have been elected president in the era of ...

The 1975 frontman has spent the last decade or so as popular music's great heel, jumping from devilishly creative to devilishly funny to just plain devilish. But he writes like a cross between ...

We have some news to share with you. Plain Dealer readers will see a few changes in the paper’s syndicated features starting today. Working with our syndicate providers, we have created a revised ...

“For what can be known about God is plain to them, because God has shown it to them. Ever since the creation of the world his invisible nature, namely, his eternal power and deity, has been ...

If your brother raises the subject again, however, you will have to make it plain that you are not open to having anyone outside your immediate family stay in your home with you.

In a similar vein, Teibel’s Family Restaurant, located in a busy commercial corridor in Schererville, is hiding in plain sight. But Teibel’s might have the most intricate and mesmerizing ...