The Wolstein Center is at the center of a plan to boost indoor soccer in Cleveland — and throughout the Midwest. Major League Indoor Soccer (MLIS) and the reigning league champion Cleveland Crunch are ...

Downtown West Palm Beach's other hospital, Good Samaritan Medical Center, is a for-profit hospital owned by Tenet Healthcare ...

Popular fashion editor Polly Mellen has died at the age of 100. The New York resident worked as the fashion editor for Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, and the creative director for Allure. She was ...

CLEVELAND — A Cleveland Clinic employee stole prescription drugs from the hospital to sell on the street. The man now faces prison time after pleading guilty in federal court last month.

However, he would offer tremendous depth behind Allen and Mobley. We saw Cleveland's need for another center in their win over the Charlotte Hornets, as Mobley was still out with an ankle injury.

The longtime Vogue editor Polly Mellen in 1997. She was a protégée of Diana Vreeland, the fashion director of Harper’s Bazaar in the 1950s. Credit...Steven Klein Supported by By Penelope Green ...

Cleveland might be known as the Rock and Roll Capital of the World, but the home of the genre’s Hall of Fame still wasn’t able to attract Taylor Swift to its biggest venue Sunday. Though her ...

Under her guidance Vogue photo-shoots gave playful daring and an element of extravagance to outfits designed for the liberated modern woman Polly Mellen, the fashion editor, who has died aged 100 ...

The city of Cleveland announced Wednesday that the Division of Recreation will open several recreation centers as warming sites. The warming centers will be open for those in need of shelter from ...

Polly Allen Mellen, the talented and effusive fashion editor, has died. She was 100. Mellen was like the proverbial “kick in Champagne.” Opinionated, alert, and wry, she maintained old-school ...

Polly Mellen, the charismatic fashion editor who died months after her 100th birthday, was a pusher of boundaries, and she really went for it with 1975’s “The Story of Ohhh ...