Police responded Friday to a shooting at Piada Italian Street Food on Mayfield Road, where a Cleveland 13 News reporter observed a large law enforcement presence, police tape, an ambulance leaving the scene and a crowd gathered outside the restaurant. The response centered on the Piada location at 6075 Mayfield Road in Mayfield Heights on Oct. 2. A Cleveland 13 News reporter was at the scene and recorded video as officers continued working around the restaurant. Multiple poli

The wellness trend drawing laughs online may have real medical benefits. Experts say a short walk after meals can help move gas through the digestive system and reduce post-meal blood sugar spikes. The science is straightforward, and even a light stroll could make a measurable difference.

A viral sleep trend promising better breathing and less snoring is drawing fresh scrutiny. Experts say mouth taping may help some people, but the science is thin and the risks can be serious for those with blocked nasal passages or underlying conditions. The bigger warning: a TikTok wellness fix may be masking a real health issue.

A viral trend claims puffiness, fatigue and weight gain mean your cortisol is out of control. Cleveland health experts say the reality is far more complicated and warn that influencers are turning hormone fears into a market for unregulated fixes. Here is what doctors say people should actually watch for before trusting the mirror or a TikTok diagnosis.

A Cleveland 13 investigation into Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court uncovers systemic questions of power, political influence, and unchecked discretion. Backed by insider whistleblowers, audio recordings, and court records, the findings reach far beyond one former judge. Join the Cuyahoga County Family Court Accountability Project rally outside the courthouse this October, followed by the premiere of our full investigative exposé. Read the evidence and decide for yours

If you’ve spent any time near downtown Cleveland this weekend, you haven’t just heard the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, you’ve felt them rattling your chest. That deep, thundering roar vibrating off the lakefront and echoing between the downtown skyscrapers is the unmistakable soundtrack to Labor Day weekend on the North Coast. Over the next three days, hundreds of thousands of spectators will line the shores of Lake Erie and pack Burke Lakefront Airport with their eyes locked firml

A 26-year-old Beachwood woman was sentenced Thursday morning to life without parole, the maximum sentence available, for raping a 12-month-old child who was in her care while she worked as a nanny in Geauga County in 2024. Judge Matthew Rambo sentenced Molly E. Duncan on one count of rape of a child under 10 years old, according to the Geauga County Prosecutor's Office. Geauga County Prosecutor Jim Flaiz said, “This Defendant violated a position of trust and victimized a chi

A new randomized trial reveals that adults with overweight or obesity who consumed three servings of full-fat dairy daily for 12 weeks saw no significant changes in weight, body fat, waist size, or cholesterol. Does this mean full-fat dairy is better? Not so fast—experts say the full story is more complex, and saturated fat still matters. Discover what this study really means for your health and why nutrition science is evolving.

Professional women’s basketball is officially back in Northeast Ohio with the unveiling of the Cleveland Sirens, the city’s first WNBA team since 2003. The new franchise aims to honor Cleveland’s lakefront heritage and the city’s basketball legacy. With huge momentum in women’s sports and fan excitement at an all-time high, the Sirens are set to make waves when their inaugural season tips off. Ticket deposits are available now.

Cleveland celebrated its 230th anniversary with citywide events, reflecting on its journey from a small riverside outpost to a hub of industry, innovation, and global healthcare. The milestone highlights dramatic population shifts, environmental challenges, and cultural reinvestment—showcasing a city that continues to evolve while honoring its storied past. Discover how Cleveland marked this historic occasion and what lies ahead.

Canadian wildfire smoke has created hazy skies and a smoky odor across the Cuyahoga Valley, but the real danger lies in microscopic PM2.5 particles. Experts warn these can worsen respiratory and heart issues, affecting even healthy residents. Learn how to protect yourself and monitor local air quality as Northeast Ohio faces ongoing smoke advisories.

For more than a decade, Belinda Minor has been a familiar voice of resilience in Northeast Ohio, though her work has often happened away from the microphones. As the founder of the Shirellda Helen Terry Foundation, Minor has spent years turning personal tragedy into a resource for the Cleveland community. Now, that mission is moving to the digital airwaves through a new daily inspirational feature titled Still Standing with Belinda Minor. The program airs three times each wee

Shaker Heights native Molly Shannon was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on June 22, cementing her legacy in the entertainment industry. The actress and comedian received the 2,850th star in the television category during a ceremony attended by fans and collaborators at 6765 Hollywood Boulevard. The event featured remarks from fellow “Saturday Night Live” alumnus Will Ferrell and actr

This summer, families in Northeast Ohio can enjoy free zoo admissions, splash pads, and reading reward programs thanks to local zoos, libraries, and businesses. From outdoor adventures at parks and playgrounds to themed events and sweet treats for reading, kids have numerous ways to stay active and entertained without spending big. Discover top locations and dates for these enriching, cost-free experiences across the region.

Ohioans can now unlock a year of adventure with the new Get Out Ohio digital pass, granting unlimited access to over 50 entertainment venues statewide, all managed through a single app. With options for every family and discounts during Memorial Day, this upgraded pass makes exploring Ohio’s top attractions easier and more affordable than ever. Discover how a simple app could transform your weekends and vacations across the state.

The lone star tick has officially established itself in Ohio, prompting urgent warnings from health officials. Linked to severe allergies and the rare Heartland virus, the tick's spread is fueled by mild winters and growing deer populations. Experts urge families to protect themselves outdoors and check for ticks immediately after exposure. Stay alert as tick-borne illnesses rise across the state.

Long-term health and fitness aren’t built on crash diets or extreme routines—they’re forged through daily habits and unwavering consistency. Learn how simple routines, resilience in social settings, and a shift in mindset from short-term sacrifice to lifelong investment can lead to authentic transformation and lasting results. Discover why sustainable choices matter far more than fleeting fitness kicks.

Northeast Ohio health experts are spotlighting a new wave of nutrient-dense diets that target inflammation and optimize performance. Local fitness circles are adopting routines combining specific foods—like turmeric with black pepper and creative pre- and post-workout snacks—to enhance both physical and cognitive health. These disciplined plans ban processed foods and offer smart fast-food swaps, fueling the region’s nutrition revolution.

Shores & Islands Ohio has launched free, themed digital tour trails to guide visitors through family-friendly attractions, local businesses, and hidden gems in the Sandusky area. Visitors can use their smartphones to check in at locations, earn points, and redeem prizes, making exploration fun and rewarding. From art trails to sweet treats and wildlife parks, these guides offer something for everyone seeking adventure or relaxation.

Cleveland Heights residents lined up May 7 for the city’s third annual equipment exchange, trading gas mowers and, for the first time, leaf blowers for battery-powered DeWalt replacements at no cost. Officials cite small-engine pollution and local asthma concerns, with a NOPEC grant covering 100% of the equipment.