According to Frontier’s own email notifications sent to passengers, the first delays were attributed to a late-arriving aircraft. By mid-afternoon, that explanation changed. Beginning at 4:06 p.m., Frontier notified passengers that the flight was delayed to allow for aircraft maintenance. That reason was repeated in multiple subsequent updates, including messages sent at 5:01 p.m., 6:14 p.m., 6:16 p.m., and again at 7:11 p.m., with the departure time pushed later each time.

Students at multiple Northeast Ohio school campuses walked out of classes Thursday afternoon to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions and federal immigration enforcement policies, joining a broader wave of youth‑led demonstrations that began earlier this week. Walk‑outs at Glenville High School, John Hay High School, the John Marshall Campus, Wickliffe High School, Cleveland School of the Arts, Cleveland Heights–University Heights schools, Facing History New Tec

Pepper Pike Police have identified a suspect and issued arrest warrants following a road rage incident that began on I-480. Authorities say the suspect followed another driver onto I-271 and Cedar Road, eventually exiting his vehicle to attack the victim's car. The encounter was captured on a dash camera, which investigators used to identify the individual involved. No injuries were reported, but police are urging drivers to remain calm and avoid engaging with aggressive moto

A$AP Rocky has announced his 2026 Don’t Be Dumb World Tour, including a May 29 stop at Cleveland’s Rocket Arena. Promoted by Live Nation, the 42-date global run supports Rocky’s first full-length album in eight years. Tickets go on sale to the public Jan. 27, with presales starting as early as Jan. 21 via Cash App and artist platforms.

A DowntownCleveland.com roundup says 21 new storefront businesses opened in downtown Cleveland last year, from coffee and ice cream to pizza, entertainment and retail. The list spans Euclid Avenue, East 4th Street, Public Square and more, offering a look at new spots now open across the city’s urban core.

Local founders Alexis Fender, Gabrielle Fender, and Tabitha Miner are launching Date Unscripted at Great Lakes Brewing Company on Feb. 6. The live, interactive dating show seeks to replace dating apps with real-world connection. Backed by health insights from the Cleveland Clinic, the event addresses rising rates of loneliness. Pre-selected singles will compete on stage in a series of games and challenges for a chance at a sponsored local date. The event is for adults 21 and

The hit musical “Mrs. Doubtfire,” based on the beloved film, is coming to Akron for two nights. Performances are set for Tuesday, Jan. 20, and Wednesday, Jan. 21, both at 7:30 p.m. at E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall. Find details and tickets through Playhouse Square.

Looking for a way to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day? On Monday, Jan. 19, 2026, families can take advantage of free admission and special programming at destinations across Northeast Ohio, including the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Great Lakes Science Center, Cleveland Museum of Art, and more. Check each venue for tickets and updates before you go.

Burt “Burt” Saltzman, the longtime chairman and leader of Dave’s Markets, died Jan. 13, 2026, at 88. Local nonprofits and community members credited him with years of support for hunger relief and other civic efforts, including the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, which recently named a space in his honor.

Ohio Rep. Steve Demetriou has introduced HB 642, a bill that would remove the five-year limit on carrying forward net operating losses for municipal income taxes. Supporters say it would better match long business recovery cycles and align municipal rules more closely with federal treatment, while municipalities could see tax revenue delayed as losses are used over longer periods.

The Cleveland Cavaliers plan to hold Mental Health Awareness Night during the Jan. 12, 2026, home game vs. the Utah Jazz at Rocket Arena. A Cavs release says the night will feature a pregame fireside chat for invited student-athletes with Cleveland Clinic experts and concourse activations connecting fans with local mental health organizations.

J&J Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric says thieves broke into its locked lot overnight before Jan. 8, stealing a trailer tied to a youth soccer team and later forcing open a truck to take tools. Police are investigating, and the company is asking witnesses to contact officers while offering a free furnace tune-up for information that helps identify suspects.

A nationwide outage has knocked out key Kohl’s store systems, leaving some shoppers unable to check out and employees without answers. At Highland Heights, only self-checkout with credit or debit worked, while Sephora sales could not be processed. Amazon returns remained active. Kohl’s had not posted an update as of Tuesday noon.

Fire Iron Golf in Shaker Heights has opened a new entertainment venue blending high-tech golf simulation with casual dining and family-friendly fun. Located at 20040 Van Aken Blvd., the facility offers Trackman golf simulator bays, high-speed swing cameras, and access to over 200 virtual golf courses.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Communities across Northeast Ohio observed Veterans Day on Tuesday with meaningful displays of remembrance and gratitude, as public institutions, local schools, and businesses took visible steps to honor those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. In several Cleveland-area Meijer grocery stores, a “Missing Man Table” stood prominently, offering shoppers a solemn reminder of service members who never returned home. Set up near the produce section, the tab

Among the cast, Dennis Haysbert delivers a performance that many audiences have described as deeply personal and emotionally layered. According to production sources, Haysbert accepted the role immediately after reading the script, calling it the role he had always wanted to play. That knowledge adds dimension to his portrayal of Marty Anderson, a postal worker navigating long‑unspoken hopes and shifting expectations.

A Hillside Middle School student was struck by a vehicle Wednesday morning while crossing Pleasant Valley Road in front of Normandy High School, according to Normandy Principal Rachel Urban. The student was able to walk to the ambulance and communicate with staff following the incident, according to the statement sent to parents. School officials expressed gratitude for the actions of those who responded at the scene.

Flames were seen coming from the attic, and firefighters quickly brought the situation under control. The estimated damage is $500,000. No injuries were reported, though the American Red Cross was called to assist one adult male.

Unable to perform for live audiences during the early pandemic, Sinkovic brought together a diverse group of seasoned local musicians and began posting performance videos to YouTube. The videos quickly resonated, drawing over a million views and building a loyal international following, including a strong fan base in Manila, Philippines. “This group should be playing theatres all over Ohio. We are very big in Manila Philippines trying to tour there in 2026,” he said.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and Swensons Drive-In Restaurants announced a multiyear partnership today, that will bring the Akron-founded burger brand to Rocket Arena beginning with the 2025–26 NBA regular season, adding two new concession locations on the Street and Loudville Level concourses. “By welcoming Swensons to Rocket Arena, we’re adding a celebrated local favorite to our lineup and deepening our commitment to expanding our culinary offerings to continue creating an eleva