Port of Cleveland

The Port of Cleveland says it can no longer store the city's last two historic Hulett iron ore unloaders. Can preservationists save some parts before they're scrapped?

A listener asks whether coastal delays related to the pandemic are impacting Cleveland.

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Over the past 50 years, freight traffic on the lower Cuyahoga River has increasingly competed with smaller watercraft as the river has rebounded to become…

Here are your morning headlines for Thursday, December 14th:U.S. Army Corps drops appeal over dredging controversy;Bill expanding computer science for…

A new way to help control sediment build up in Cleveland’s shipping channel is saving and making money for the port.Sediment flowing to the channel can…

The Cuyahoga River is being dredged by the Army Corps of Engineers once again, and as WKSU’s Kabir Bhatia reports, the Port of Cleveland says…

Ohio Sen.Sherrod Brown has rolled out an infrastructure rebuilding blueprint he and other senators call a guide for President Donald Trump.On the bank of…

The Port of Cleveland is looking toward continued growth in 2017, after seeing a slight dip in cargo last year.The Port says last year’s numbers are…

The winter cold has put an end to Cuyahoga River dredging for the year, amid a lawsuit over where to store riverbed sediment. Dredging will resume in the…