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Cleveland Author Katie Baker Shares Her Journey from Trauma to Transformation
A survivor of childhood abuse, addiction, and emotional suppression, Baker spent much of her adult life appearing to function “normally” while silently carrying the weight of her trauma. It wasn’t until a conversation with her then 18-year-old son in September 2021 that she began to confront the emotional exhaustion of constantly striving to be perfect. That moment served as the catalyst for a year-long journey into deep healing, intuitive exploration, and ultimately, a compl

Karen Moss-Hale
Jul 243 min read


Ozzy Osbourne Dies at 76 Surrounded by Family After Final Farewell Concert
Legendary music icon Ozzy Osbourne died on the morning of July 22, 2025, at his country estate in Welders, Buckinghamshire, U.K., according to a statement from his family confirming he was “surrounded by love” at the time. The announcement was signed by his wife, Sharon Osbourne, and their children, who emphasized that Ozzy’s passing came with his family by his side.

Cleveland13 Staff
Jul 233 min read


Anna Scott’s Journey From Cleveland’s National Anthem to Nashville’s Heart of Country
Scott described beginning to write songs at a young age and officially releasing music in 2020 amid the COVID‑19 pandemic. A highlight of her early career came when she performed at an Autism Speaks event at Progressive Field in Cleveland, singing alongside her father. She recounted balancing late‑night bar performances in Nashville with daytime college classes, showcasing her relentless drive.

Karen Moss-Hale
Jul 162 min read


Camping at Cleveland‑Sandusky Jellystone Delivers Family Fun This Summer
For dry activities, the options are just as exciting. A well-equipped playground and scenic walking paths make for relaxing exploration, while more adventurous guests can test their skills on the rock wall or bounce around on the jump pillow. Daily programming includes wagon rides, sand art, and dance parties, ensuring that there’s always something happening.

Jayda's Adventures
Jul 162 min read


Heights Music Hop Returns This September with Live Performances Across Cleveland Heights
Now in its 13th year, the event will begin Friday evening in the Cedar-Fairmount neighborhood, continue Saturday with performances at the Noble Road Library and throughout the Cedar Lee District, and conclude Sunday in Coventry Village. Featuring 36 artists and 22 venues to date, the 2025 festival aims to highlight the vibrancy of the local arts scene while driving foot traffic to area businesses.

Sandra Anderson
Jul 162 min read


Superman Soars into Cleveland as Fans Flock to Early Screening and Citywide Celebrations
Tuesday evening, futuristic nostalgia and hometown pride converged at the Phoenix Theater as Cleveland and Superman fans gathered for an advance screening of Superman, set to hit theaters Friday, July 11. The Dolby Encore sound system makes you feel like you are flying with Superman. The film opened with sweeping shots of Cleveland landmarks and featured action-packed scenes that captivated family audiences.

Jayda's Adventures
Jul 102 min read


McDonald’s Snack Wrap Comeback Triggers Nostalgia, Frenzy and “Wrap Wars”
The Snack Wrap originally debuted in the U.S. in 2006 as a convenient, drive‑thru snack. It offered grilled or crispy chicken and various sauces, including ranch, honey mustard and salsa roja. By 2016, McDonald’s removed it from most kitchens due to low sales and prep complexity; some franchises continued offering it until simplifying operations during the pandemic era.

Cleveland13 Staff
Jul 105 min read


Biohacking Gains Hollywood Hype While Cleveland Clinic Experts Urge Caution and Clarity
The latest wellness trend capturing attention across Hollywood is known as biohacking, a practice that blends lifestyle interventions with science-based techniques to enhance health, performance, and longevity. While the concept is not new, its recent surge in popularity has brought both enthusiasm and concern among health professionals.

Lauren Portier
Jul 102 min read


Siren’s Curse Launches at Cedar Point as Tallest and Fastest Tilt Coaster in North America
This coaster isn’t just about speed, it’s about storytelling. Inspired by the myth of Lake Erie sirens luring sailors to their fate, the ride uses on-board audio and LED lighting to immerse you in its eerie theme. At the peak, the train holds silently as the track appears broken in front of you, only to tilt forward and plunge straight down. It’s a moment that had my heart racing, and I’ve been on a lot of coasters.

Jayda's Adventures
Jun 272 min read


Workmen’s Circle Defies Intense Heat and Legal Dispute to Revive Free Yiddish Concert at Cain Park
Organizers say next year’s event will again be free and, for the first time, professionally filmed for remote audiences, even as the legal dispute with the Jewish Federation over the withheld principal continues. Workmen’s Circle Chairman Neal Grossman and Yiddish Concert co-chair Amy Roth extended their thanks to the community, performers, Cain Park staff, volunteers, and the city of Cleveland Heights.

Gremi
Jun 263 min read


Archaeologists Reconstruct Massive Roman Frescoes from Ancient Londinium Villa in Discovery Hailed as Unprecedented
The frescoes, made up of thousands of painted plaster fragments, were originally part of a grand residence built between 43 and 150 C.E. in what is now Southwark, London. The building was destroyed before 200 C.E., leaving only a debris pit of shattered wall pieces. Excavations conducted between 2021 and 2022 unearthed the fragments at “The Liberty of Southwark,” the future site of a mixed-use development.

David Jones
Jun 263 min read


Karen Moss-Hale Joins Cleveland 13 News with Powerful Podcast Lineup from NewClevelandRadio
Moss-Hale began her NewClevelandRadio journey as a producer and later became a host, cultivating several podcast series that highlight the human experience. She produced Heart Mojo with Melinda Smith, which launched in February 2019 and ran for 77 episodes, focusing on personal empowerment and choice. Her podcasting trajectory expanded with Avoid the Maze, where guests are guided through deeply personal conversations. The show has received consistent praise for her warm and i

Cleveland13 Staff
Jun 263 min read


Cleveland's 'Light Up the Lake' Returns with Fireworks Family Fun and Free Events on the Waterfront
At Voinovich Park, Downtown Cleveland, Inc. will host a family-friendly event featuring interactive activities such as face painting by Faces and Fun Entertainment, balloon art from Balloon Vibes, crafts from Crafty Fun World Entertainment, stomp rockets and candy airplane crafts from the Women’s International Air and Space Museum. DJ Smillz will provide live music, and food options will include Carter’s BBQ, The Original Steaks & Hoagies, Kona Ice Truck and CLE Cotton Candy.

Sandra Anderson
Jun 123 min read


Malia Obama Drops Her Last Name in Film Credits to Establish Her Own Identity
Michelle Obama recently addressed her daughter Malia’s decision to drop the “Obama” surname in her professional film work, saying the move reflects a deliberate effort to claim independence from the weight of her family’s name. Speaking on the June 2 episode of the “Sibling Revelry” podcast with Kate and Oliver Hudson, the former first lady explained that Malia, 26, is working to earn recognition on her own merit.

David Jones
Jun 92 min read


Juneteenth 2025 in Northeast Ohio: Where to Celebrate Freedom and Culture This Year
As Juneteenth 2025 approaches, communities across Northeast Ohio are coming together to honor the historic day that marked the end of slavery in the United States. From vibrant festivals and concerts to educational walking tours and soulful food experiences, there are dozens of events planned that highlight Black history, resilience, creativity, and joy.

David Jones
Jun 42 min read


McDonald's Snack Wrap Returns Nationwide, by Popular Demand, After Nearly a Decade Off Menus
McDonald's confirmed Tuesday that its once-discontinued Snack Wrap will return to U.S. menus starting July 10, marking the end of a n

Cleveland13 Staff
Jun 33 min read


Finding Balance and Community at Yellow Brick Studio in Parma
The studio's offerings extend beyond traditional yoga. Instructor Megan introduced me to the practice of sound baths, using a Native American drum flute to create hauntingly beautiful melodies that resonated deeply, promoting relaxation and inner peace. These sound baths are available in monthly classes and are also integrated into weekly sessions that combine yoga and sound healing.

Nikkie Brown
May 292 min read


New Harry Potter Series Casts Its Next Generation Trio as HBO Prepares for a Decade-Long Adaptation
HBO has officially unveiled the young actors who will lead its upcoming Harry Potter television series, marking a significant moment for the beloved franchise. Dominic McLaughlin, Arabella Stanton and Alastair Stout have been selected to portray Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, respectively, following a global casting call that attracted more than 30,000 hopefuls.

Gremi
May 282 min read


Maggie Smith's Final Film, 'The Miracle Club', Now Streaming on Netflix
The film marks Smith's final acting role before her passing in September 2024. In honor of her legacy, the upcoming Downton Abbey film, titled The Grand Finale, will include a tribute to her character, Violet Crawley. Executive producer Gareth Neame remarked, "The fact that Dame Maggie herself has now passed away since that time, I do think has given a real added poignancy to a story that we would have planned anyway".

Toni Mathews
May 162 min read


'The Office' Universe Expands with Toledo-Set Spinoff ‘The Paper’, and Oscar Returns to Screen
Created by Greg Daniels, the mind behind the U.S. version of "The Office," and Michael Koman of "Nathan for You," "The Paper" trades the paper sales floor of Scranton’s Dunder Mifflin for the newsroom of The Truth Teller, a fictional Toledo publication battling irrelevance in the digital age.

Joan Elloway-Nash
May 163 min read
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