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Cleveland Family Stranded Abroad After Frontier Cancels Flight with No Plan to Get Them Home
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.

Joan Elloway-Nash
Jan 234 min read


Cold Weather Doesn’t Cause Colds, Cleveland Clinic Doctor Says
Cold air doesn’t directly cause the common cold, a Cleveland Clinic physician says. Dr. Neha Vyas explains that winter’s dry air can affect the nose and throat, while more time spent indoors brings people closer together, increasing viral transmission. Hand washing, hydration and staying current on winter vaccinations can help reduce risk.

Lauren Portier
Jan 202 min read


New Live Dating Show Date Unscripted Debuts at Great Lakes Brewing Company
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

Lauren Portier
Jan 192 min read


New American Cancer Society Report Shows Cancer Survival Rates Reach 70 Percent Milestone
A new American Cancer Society report says U.S. five-year cancer survival has reached 70% for patients diagnosed from 2015 to 2021. Cleveland Clinic oncologist Dr. Dale Shepard says outcomes are improving even for cancers like lung and liver, while breast and prostate cancer incidence is rising. The report underscores the role of screening in catching cancers earlier.

Lauren Portier
Jan 152 min read


Global Debt Soars Past $300 Trillion as Governments Face Rising Interest Costs
A viral narration claims the world’s $317 trillion debt load is not an accident but a system designed to concentrate wealth through perpetual, interest-bearing borrowing. It points to central banks, institutional investors, foreign governments and the ultra-wealthy as the main creditors, tying modern bond markets to centuries of lending power. Key sourcing and authorship remain unclear.

Toni Mathews
Jan 83 min read


Cavs Set Mascot Night at Rocket Arena as Pistons Come to Town
Mascot Night is coming to Rocket Arena. The Cleveland Cavaliers host the Detroit Pistons on Sunday, Jan. 4, with concourse meet-and-greets, pregame on-court appearances and more. Fans will also receive an exclusive Let Em Know snow globe giveaway, championed by Cleveland-Cliffs.

Cleveland13 Staff
Jan 61 min read


Lost & Found in Cleveland AGAIN? Another Look Points Out Key Elements That Make This Film an Instant Classic
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.

Gremi
Nov 10, 20254 min read


Parma Student Hit by Car Outside Normandy High Just Before Start of School Day
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.

D Heckman
Oct 29, 20251 min read


Overnight Fire Contained by Cleveland Firefighters on St. Clair Avenue
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.

Melvin Crockett
Oct 27, 20252 min read


Cavs Bring Swensons to Rocket Arena for 2025/26 Season
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

Peter Lewis
Oct 20, 20252 min read


Cleveland Crowds Blown Away as Alicia Keys' Hell's Kitchen Kicks Off National Tour
The production description emphasizes that “the music, a mix of Keys’ classics and new songs written exclusively for the show, and exhilarating choreography bring to life a story that speaks to you no matter where you’re from, where you’ve been, or where you’re going.”
Reviews from the Broadway version have praised the show’s riveting performances and the way the musical re‑interprets familiar songs. “If this show doesn’t bullet to Broadway, we should all give up,” wrote The

Jayda's Adventures
Oct 20, 20252 min read


Cleveland Schools Honor Indigenous Peoples Despite Federal Shift Back to Columbus Day
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District took a public stand this week, reaffirming its commitment to honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day, even as former President Donald Trump reinstated Columbus Day as the sole national observance. The district shared a message stating, “Today, we honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day. We recognize and celebrate the cultures, histories, and contributions of Indigenous peoples, past, present, and future.”

David Jones
Oct 14, 20253 min read


At 40, Akron's Micaela Minner Could Be WPBL’s Most Historic Draft Pick
Minner first gained national attention as a softball player at the University of Missouri, where she helped lead her team to the 2009 Women’s College World Series. Recognized as a Team Offensive MVP and All-American nominee, she built a reputation as one of the program’s most reliable hitters.

David Jones
Oct 9, 20253 min read


Deadliest Year for Ohio Families Exposes Failures Inside Domestic Courts
Among those killed, 95 were victims and 62 were perpetrators. The total count included 82 male and 75 female decedents. Children were frequently caught in the crossfire. Eleven minors were killed and at least 92 children lost a parent to domestic violence during the reporting period. In addition, 38 percent of the cases involving children included custody disputes, and 36 percent of perpetrators were subject to a current or previous protection order at the time of the homicid

Analese Hartford
Oct 9, 20254 min read


Nostalgic Train Rides This Holiday Season in Northeast Ohio and Tickets Just Went on Sale
CVSR operates along 26 miles of track between Independence and Akron, offering vintage rail excursions year-round through the heart of Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Riders can board at three primary stations; Rockside in Independence, Peninsula Depot, and Akron Northside; with free parking and a recommendation to arrive 45 minutes early.

Brooke Tamblin
Oct 7, 20252 min read


Family Farm Owner Devastated as $6,000 in Pumpkins Stolen from His Ohio Farm Just Before Halloween
Dunlap estimates the theft to be worth more than $6,000. The stolen pumpkins were not random selections but specifically his “very best” large, high-quality pumpkins with long, sturdy stems that typically command premium prices in the seasonal agritourism market. The pumpkins were grown for retail and decorative use during October, a time when small farms like his generate a significant portion of their yearly income.

D Heckman
Oct 6, 20253 min read


There’s No Federal Wage Increase. Instead, State-Led Hikes Tell the Real Story
More than 20 states and dozens of localities across the U.S. raised their minimum wages this year, while the federal minimum wage remains

Analese Hartford
Oct 6, 20253 min read


New Sweet & Sassy Salon in Lyndhurst Turns Every Girl Into a Princess
One of its signature offerings, the Diva for a Day package, includes a shampoo, haircut, blow-out or braid, manicure, pedicure, facial, and shimmery makeup. Other options include the Head-to-Toe Princess package, which features a hairstyle along with a manicure and pedicure, and the Ultimate Spa Package that adds additional treatments. In September, the salon is running promotions with $10 specials on select services on designated days.

Jayda's Adventures
Sep 25, 20252 min read


University Heights Parking Fine Controversy Deepens as Mayor, Council Spar Over Process and Policy
A debate over parking enforcement in University Heights has ignited a broader discussion on governance, infrastructure, and how city leaders communicate with residents. While the recent hike in parking fines has drawn strong reactions from both Mayor Michael Dylan Brennan and members of City Council, it is clear that all sides share a common goal: addressing the city’s ongoing parking problems. Where they differ is in their approach and interpretation of how best to serve res

Analese Hartford
Sep 9, 20255 min read


Cleveland Reporter Goes Airborne to Bring Viewers Inside the Action at the 2025 Cleveland Air Show
Thanks to unprecedented access, Cleveland 13 was embedded with the teams, performers, organizers, and aircraft that brought Labor Day weekend to life in one of the most thrilling air shows in the country. This wasn't just a show, it was a behind-the-scenes pass into what it takes to defy gravity, command the skies, and deliver a performance packed with speed, skill, and spectacle.

Cleve-It To Us
Aug 31, 20253 min read
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