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  • Admission to Cleveland’s museum of contemporary art, moCa, will now be free, every day. The change is part of its “open house” initiative, which aims to increase access to the institution as it celebrates its 50th anniversary. Free admission starts March 16 with the opening of its anniversary exhibitions. The museum is closed until March 15.
  • The longtime Jeopardy! host announced via web video that he has advanced pancreatic cancer. It has low survival rates, but Trebek joked about his 3-year hosting obligation under his contract.
  • The Parker Hannifin Foundation is giving $5 million to Cleveland State University to establish a living and learning community. Starting this fall, 40 Cleveland Metropolitan School District graduates receiving tuition assistance to CSU through the Say Yes to Education initiative will have access to free room and board for two years. CSU Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Jianping Zhu says the students will also receive wraparound support.
  • Cleveland's NASA Glenn Research Center would get $882 million under a budget proposal announced by the Trump administration Monday afternoon. Local researchers are gearing up for a return to the moon. The last time astronauts set foot on the lunar surface was in 1972. The new budget puts an emphasis on returning within the next five years on a more permanent basis.
  • The Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday offered a look at their progress overhauling Quicken Loans Arena. The project will add a glass atrium to the arena entrance and open up the concourse inside. The upper deck will get a new bar overlooking the court. A weight room will become a lounge. Cavs CEO Len Komoroski said the team is revamping the food options, too.
  • A crowd of about 50 gathered at a pavilion in Lakewood Park Tuesday evening, as the sun set behind them on Lake Erie, to hear about how the newly formed Healthy Lakewood Foundation plans to use the $32.4 million it will receive over the next 16 years. The new foundation was formed in the wake of the 2016 Lakewood Hospital closure and the funds come from the hospital closure agreement, with the Cleveland Clinic kicking in $8 million.
  • Visitors entering Dayton’s Oregon District near Smokin Bar-B-Que and The Neon movie theatre will now be greeted by a roughly 3,000-square-foot mural....
  • MetroHealth broke ground this week on new affordable rental units and a job training center on Cleveland's west side.
  • Congressional forecasters expect the federal deficit will hit the second largest in decades, even without factoring in President Biden's proposed $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan.
  • Marc Colello plays the puzzle with puzzlemaster Will Shortz and NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro.
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