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Cleveland Kids to Explore Tech and Literacy Together in Hands-On Coding Event
The Genius Code, an organization focused on coding and tech education for underrepresented communities, is leading this initiative. The event precedes Collier’s scheduled appearance at the Google Blockly Summit in Seattle, where she will discuss how storytelling can bridge creativity, technology, and literacy. “I’ll be sharing how building stories with code can link tech with creativity and literacy, one block at a time,” Collier shared on LinkedIn.


Mother of Fallen Euclid Officer Urges President Trump to Demand DOJ Investigation into Son’s Death
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) conducted an investigation into the incident, concluding that Officer Derbin was ambushed and killed by suspect Deshawn Vaughn, who later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound during a standoff with police. A Cuyahoga County Grand Jury reviewed the case and returned a no-bill, indicating insufficient evidence to indict any officers involved.


Cleveland 13 News Faces Off Against Network Giants in Race for Best News Network in Northeast Ohio
Founded just two years ago, Cleveland 13 News operates as a not-for-profit newsroom driven by community volunteers. Greminger created the platform in response to what he saw as growing distortions in traditional journalism. “Back then, this idea was just a spark, born out of deep frustration, a sense of urgency, and an unshakable belief that our city deserved better,” he said.


Philly Flavor Hits Parma as Original Steaks and Hoagies Debuts 20-Foot Food Trailer
From the moment I stepped inside the food truck, it was clear that this wasn’t just a side project. The trailer is a fully outfitted mobile kitchen with all the tools needed to serve up cheesesteaks, hoagies, and crowd-pleasers like Whizzy Tots at high volume. This summer, Frank and his team plan to take the trailer across Greater Cleveland, hitting graduation parties, festivals, and private events, giving fans even more access to their signature eats.


Cozumel in Broadview Heights Throws a Flavor-Filled Fiesta for Cinco de Mayo and 25-Year Milestone
If you didn’t know, Cozumel is a family-owned chain with nine locations in Northeast Ohio, including spots in Brunswick, Cleveland Heights, Independence, Lakewood, Parma, Richfield, West 150th, and Westlake; but it all started in Broadview Heights back in 1999. Since then, they’ve built a loyal following by keeping things authentic, welcoming, and above all...delicious.


Cleveland 13 News Elevates Community Voices with New 'Spotlight Corner' Series
Each Spotlight feature is selected through a combination of editorial review and public input. Cleveland 13 News actively encourages residents to reach out with story ideas, nominate inspiring individuals, and highlight moments or movements that deserve broader recognition. The series has no boundaries in content, featuring everything from youth accomplishments and small business successes to cultural events, local talent, and acts of service.


MEGA Championship Wrestling Hosts Breaking Down Barriers XIII to Support Murray Ridge Center
On Saturday, May 3, 2025, MEGA Championship Wrestling will present Breaking Down Barriers XIII at the Lorain County Community College Fieldhouse, 1005 N. Abbe Rd. Doors open at 4:00 p.m., with the first match starting at 5:00 p.m. The event aims to benefit The Friends of Murray Ridge, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities through various programs and services.


Federal Government Confirms Plan to Sell Celebrezze Building in Downtown Cleveland
The U.S. General Services Administration has officially confirmed plans to sell the Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building in downtown Cleveland, a move that could relocate thousands of federal workers and reshape the city’s office real estate landscape. The 32-story, 1.2-million-square-foot tower, which currently houses around 4,000 employees from more than 30 federal agencies, is part of an initiative by the Trump administration to shrink the government’s real estate portfo


Ballet Excel Ohio Marks 50 Years with New Aladdin Production and Expanded Youth Outreach
Ballet Excel Ohio, one of the nation's pioneering youth ballet companies, will celebrate its 50th anniversary this summer with a new production of Aladdin, choreographed by Erich Yetter. The production will be staged at the Akron Civic Theatre from August 4 to 16.


Legendary Cleveland Violinist Steven Greenman Shines in Fiddler on the Roof at Cleveland Play House
Celebrated violinist, composer, and educator Steven Greenman has been tasked with the important role of "The Fiddler" in Cleveland Play House's production of Fiddler on the Roof at Playhouse Square’s Allen Theatre, with performances extended through May 25. Greenman announced his involvement on social media, noting, "Performing this music in the pit completes the Fiddler cycle for me," referencing his extensive history with the iconic musical, including onstage performances a


Cleveland Institute of Music Students Unite for Middle Eastern Benefit Concert Highlighting Music for Peace
Supporters are invited to participate in a virtual silent auction featuring items from local vendors, including artwork, jewelry, gift baskets, and restaurant packages. Participants may also choose to donate directly by using the "Donate or Bid" button on the event homepage. All proceeds will be donated to the World Central Kitchen (WCK.org) operating in Gaza, whose mission statement reads, "Using the power of food to nourish communities and strengthen economies in times of c


President of Cleveland 13 News, Matt Greminger, Steps Down to Focus on Family Matters
In a Facebook post addressing the Cleveland 13 News community, Greminger reflected on the difficult choice, stating, "Due to recent events (which many of you are already aware of) I have had to make one of the toughest decisions I’ve ever had to make. As much as I love Cleveland 13 News and everything we have built together, I have been unable to give it the full focus and attention it deserves; and Cleveland 13 is too important to be anything less than at its best." He went


West Side Market Begins $68 Million Transformation While Preserving Historic Legacy
Following national best practices, the City of Cleveland has retained ownership of the 113-year-old building while transitioning management and operations to the Cleveland Public Market Corporation (CPMC), a nonprofit entity solely dedicated to the Market's success. According to the West Side Market's official website, this new structure allows the city to maintain ownership of the historic site while enabling flexible, specialized management.


Magician and Mentalist Duo, The Alans, Deliver Mind-Bending Performance in Downtown Cleveland
Nationally recognized illusionists Jason and Stacy Alan stunned audiences and local media alike this week during their latest show, In Cahoo


Record-Breaking Premiere of Lost and Found in Cleveland Brings Over 2,700 to Playhouse Square
The star power behind Lost & Found in Cleveland is undeniable, boasting a cast that many indie films could only dream of. Legendary names li


Medina to Celebrate Paul Revere’s Ride with Lantern Gathering and Historic Reenactments
In alignment with the "Two Lights for Tomorrow" initiative, Medina residents are encouraged to display two lights in their homes throughout


Hollywood Stars Join Forces for New Movie Filmed and Based Entirely in Cleveland; See It This Sunday
That initial spark grew into a shared vision. Marisa had imagined a story set in the American heartland, and Keith, being a proud Cleveland


Forever 22 Med Spa Highlights Medical Benefits of Aesthetic Treatments in Medina
Inside the treatment room, Brown learned more about the personal touch Sesock brings to her clients. “I do offer some vitamin injections, we


How Akron Became the Birthplace of Alcoholics Anonymous with the Help of Two Women
A recently published study based on eight years of research delves into the crucial roles Lois and Anne played in co-creating Alcoholics Ano


Ballet Excel Ohio Brings Neverland to Life with Peter Pan Performance at Akron Civic Theatre
Ballet Excel Ohio is set to captivate audiences with its upcoming production of Peter Pan on March 15 and 16, 2025, at the Akron Civic Theat


Thieves Target Jeeps in Cleveland as Police Investigate Stolen Vehicle Used in Possible Kidnapping
Cleveland police report that thieves are using scanning devices to hack into a Jeep’s electronic system, allowing them to reprogram a blank


Cirque Us Brings Acrobatic Spectacle "One Man’s Trash" to Cleveland Heights
Cirque Us is bringing its acclaimed production, One Man’s Trash: A Repurposed Circus, to Disciples Christian Church on March 29. Doors open


Cleveland’s Beloved White Flower Cake Shoppe Turns 18 and Celebrates with Sweet Offers
Reflecting on their journey, Marianne wrote on Facebook, “Never could we have imagined it could turn into what we have today with four busy


Independence Police Honor Fallen K9 Argo with Emotional Plaque Presentation
K9 Argo, who served alongside his partner and handler, Officer Vitron, was remembered for his loyalty, dedication, and friendly demeanor. A


Cleveland Heights School Bus Bursts into Flames During Morning Pickups; No Injuries Reported
According to the Cleveland Heights Fire Department, the bus driver acted quickly, evacuating all students safely before the fire spread. The


Orchids: Love in Bloom Enchants Visitors at Cleveland Botanical Garden
Orchids: Love in Bloom is currently captivating visitors at the Cleveland Botanical Garden, running through Sunday, March 30. This immersive


Cleveland Heights Winery Celebrates 'National Drink Wine' Day and the Power of Shopping Local
Gremi and Burns sampled local wines paired with cheese and apples while discussing the importance of small businesses in Cleveland. “To me,


Ancient Discovery Beneath Lake Huron Reveals a Lost Civilization Older Than the Great Lakes
A remarkable underwater discovery in the depths of Lake Huron is shedding light on an ancient civilization that existed long before the Grea


Tense Cuyahoga County Council Meeting Explodes as Pastor Is Carried Out by Deputies and Arrested
A Cuyahoga County Council meeting turned chaotic Tuesday night after the Rev. Evan Regis Bunch was forcibly removed from council chambers by


Cleveland Public Library Hosting Open Interviews for Skilled Trade and Maintenance Jobs; Up to $30/hr
The Cleveland Public Library is hosting open interviews for multiple skilled trade and maintenance positions. The hiring event will take pla


Car Crashes into All City Candy Just Before Valentine’s Day, But the Candy Queen Won’t Let It Stop Her
A Jeep crashed into All City Candy in Richmond Heights on Super Bowl Sunday, shattering the storefront just hours before one of the busiest


Cleveland Clinic Doctor Warns Football Fans About Heart Attack Risks During Super Bowl Stress
Dr. Nicholas Ruthmann of the Cleveland Clinic advises fans to stay aware of their body's signals and seek immediate medical attention if the


Picasso and Paper Exhibition Brings Nearly 300 Works to Cleveland for Exclusive North American Showcase
Among the notable pieces on display is "Women at Their Toilette" (1937–38), a large-scale collage made from cut wallpapers with gouache on p


Take on the Akron Break Room for the Ultimate Stress Relief Experience
AKRON, OH — Akron Break Room, a business offering unconventional ways to relieve stress, recently became the latest stop for Jayda’s...


Akron Police Alert Residents to Jury Duty Phone Scam
The Akron Police Department is warning residents about a phone scam involving a caller impersonating a police lieutenant. In a statement pos


Could Legal Troubles Delay Cleveland’s Highly Anticipated Superman Movie?
According to the complaint, Shuster and co-creator Jerome Siegel sold the global rights to Superman to DC Comics in 1938 for just $130. Howe


Cleveland Black History Spotlight: How Stephanie Tubbs Jones Changed Cleveland and the Nation
Stephanie Tubbs Jones shattered barriers throughout her life, becoming a trailblazer in law, politics and advocacy. As the first Black woman


FDA Issues Urgent Recall for Broccoli Sold at Walmart Over Listeria Risk
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has elevated the recall of Marketside Broccoli Florets to a Class I status, the most serious lev


Buckeye Chuck Says Spring is Coming; Punxsutawney Phil Disagrees, But History Favors Ohio’s Groundhog
Buckeye Chuck’s history dates back to the 1970s when a Marion radio personality took an interest in a local groundhog. The tradition grew in


Fans Cheer, Boo, and Drink as Hulk Hogan Brings Real American Beer to Cleveland
At TownHall on February 1, Hogan took the microphone and engaged the crowd, mixing promotion with political commentary. “I’m gonna do a surv


Cleveland’s Sold-Out Premiere of 'A Warrior’s Walk' Spotlights Cancer Survivors and Caregivers
Produced by LaunchArts Media, LLC, the documentary was filmed during the planning of the 3rd Annual Pretty in Pink Warrior Coronation Gala.


Ohio’s Weed Laws Just Got More Complicated; Could Hit Medical Users the Hardest
The proposed changes come as cannabis use continues to expand across Ohio, with many people turning to marijuana for both recreational and m


AI Theft or Common Practice? OpenAI Investigates DeepSeek; Reports Show Alarming Tech Security Flaws
OpenAI has accused Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek of using its proprietary models to develop a competing open-source AI sy


Was It Really a Raid? ICE Arrests at Northeast Ohio Restaurant Stir Fear and Uncertainty
Reports of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid at Cilantro Taqueria over the weekend have sparked concern and solidarity in th


Cleveland Residents Push for Property Tax Reform Amid County Incompetencies and Rising Costs
During a recent meeting at the Hungarian Reformed Church West Side conference center, residents shared their struggles with escalating tax b


Massive Fire Destroys Under-Construction Luxury Apartment Complex in Cleveland Heights
Destiny Burns, owner of CLE Urban Winery, located near the fire scene, expressed concern over the long-term impact on the community. “I’m fe


Ohio Holocaust Commission to Commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day at Statehouse
The ceremony will include the participation of Holocaust survivor families and a candle lighting ceremony led by OHGMEC Commissioner Robbie


Church and Porn Studio on the Same Block? Slavic Village Outraged; Residents Fight Back
Fleetave JB's current setup not only lacks these safeguards but also raises additional ethical concerns. It appears that Grose, the website'


Ohio Has Its Own Groundhog, and Buckeye Chuck Is Far More Reliable Than Punxsutawney Phil
Buckeye Chuck’s story began in Marion during the 1970s when WMRN radio host Charlie Evers noticed a groundhog living near the station. Evers


Cleveland's Racecar Driving Dog Groomer Celebrates Nine Years of Awards and a Happy Reunion Between Pet and Owner
For nearly two decades, Bonnie Swirsky has transformed her passion for animals into a thriving business and a cornerstone of her community.
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