Rahim Mason, known as S.T. Maverick, is redefining Cleveland’s literary scene by crafting children’s stories in the rare moments between two jobs and fatherhood. With grassroots marketing and a commitment to youth education, Mason’s works blend fantasy, suspense, and cultural lessons. Discover how his journey from childhood storytelling to published author inspires the next generation to value their creative skills.

Cleveland’s local businesses are thriving as a new wave of digital creators, led by Cidney Moorer of CiddyLand and Herbalciddy, spotlight unique experiences and fresh destinations across Northeast Ohio. By documenting events and supporting fellow entrepreneurs, these influencers turn social media buzz into real-world foot traffic—changing the way residents discover the region’s hidden gems.

The passenger identified herself as an aviation enthusiast and described watching a technician work on the aircraft while it was at the gate. According to the Reddit post, she noticed the maintenance worker appearing to injure himself during the repair. She wrote that she wanted to give him her number while he stood next to her seat, but he looked too busy at the time. She also noted that she didn’t see a wedding ring on his finger.

Eighteen-year-old Kent native Ian Maynhart is preparing to shatter records with a 5.6-mile runway show through Manhattan—five times longer than the current world record. Inspired by Northeast Ohio’s industrial grit, his designs also support the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The event, set for June 28, could be a career-defining first for the young designer. Find out how Maynhart is using fashion for a cause.

In Cleveland’s Mount Pleasant neighborhood, Trey Williams has transformed vacant lots into Hood Honey, an urban farm and apiary supporting Black-owned businesses and community development. The farm, rooted in personal family history, offers honey, vegetables, and bee therapy while educating local youth. With ambitious plans for expansion and a growing impact, Hood Honey is redefining what’s possible in urban agriculture.

Northeast Ohio’s Bigfoot obsession hits the big leagues as the Mahoning Valley Scrappers become the Grassmen for a special game, blending baseball and cryptid folklore. The latest Cleveland 13 roundup features world record Slinky runs, helicopter saws, and oddities from banana synthesizers to wasp cookies. Don’t miss the wildest stories and local legends—watch the full podcast at Cleveland13.com.

A wave of Bigfoot sightings across Northeast Ohio has inspired the Mahoning Valley Scrappers to temporarily become the 'Grassmen' for a special game, celebrating local legends with themed merchandise and activities. The move taps into renewed fascination with the cryptid known as the Ohio Grassman, drawing both fans and researchers eager to explore the mystery. Find out how the team is bringing folklore to the baseball diamond.

Cleveland’s fashion and culinary worlds collided at the Connor Palace Lobby in Playhouse Square, where Fashion Talks and Santé Supper Club hosted an immersive VIP dinner. Guests got a first look at 'The Runway,' enjoyed a couture-inspired menu by chef Logan Neisel, and saw live models highlight local and international designs. The event signals a bold new era for the city's creative community.

In a city known for its hustle, Ladies in the Land offers a refreshing alternative for women seeking connection, personal growth, and healing. Founded by Nautica Smith, this social club creates intentional experiences beyond nightlife, from flower picking to finance workshops, sparking genuine friendships and empowering women across Northeast Ohio. Discover how this movement is reshaping community and sisterhood in Cleveland.

The latest episode of the What in the World podcast plunges into Northeast Ohio’s summer folklore, featuring the Mahoning Valley Scrappers’ one-night transformation into the Grassmen and a quirky mix of weird news stories. From pink sandwiches to Bigfoot remedies, hosts Paul Seaburn and John DiNallo blend local sports, odd headlines, and community sponsors in a must-hear broadcast now streaming on YouTube and New Cleveland Radio.

More than 50 Cleveland students joined former Guardians ace Corey Kluber and local golf pros at the Washington Learning Center Golf Course for a mentorship clinic. Hosted by Bank of America, the event introduced kids to the sport and offered free Youth on Course memberships. The goal: break down barriers and build confidence for city youth, with a little help from one of Cleveland’s most celebrated athletes. Free enrollment runs through June 15.

Caroline Madison Tullis, a Cleveland-based stylist, is redefining fashion as a tool for confidence, storytelling, and authenticity. Through her work at Stitch Fix and her freelance brand Style by Splendor, Tullis helps clients find styles that reflect their true selves while guiding women through life transitions. Discover how faith, creativity, and a personal touch are shaping Cleveland’s fashion scene.

Cleveland’s fashion scene lit up as Jevon Terance unveiled his GILDED collection at Brightside, merging high-fashion storytelling with wearable luxury. The runway show featured dramatic gowns, bold silhouettes, and versatile street-luxury pieces, reflecting a strong creative vision. Emerging Kent State designers also took the stage, highlighting Cleveland’s growing influence in the fashion world. Discover how GILDED is shaping the city’s style.

Northeast Ohio’s Grassman legend comes alive as a playful Bigfoot hunt kicks off, culminating in a baseball game where the Mahoning Valley Scrappers become the Grassmen for one night. Meanwhile, the world sees record-breaking tiramisu, feats of strength, tongue-scanning AI in restaurants, and the rise of roller soccer, proving there's no shortage of the bizarre and extraordinary this week.

The “What in The World” podcast dives into a flurry of Bigfoot sightings across Northeast Ohio, explores the latest Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, and spotlights bizarre local news. From minor league teams rebranding for cryptid tributes to record-breaking dinosaur costumes, the show delivers a wild ride through strange happenings and odd innovations. Discover what’s behind the Bigfoot buzz and more in this captivating broadcast recap.

Two people were found dead inside the aircraft’s remains. Akron Police Lieutenant Michael Murphy stated that officials aren't releasing their names until their families can be notified. The crash didn't just destroy the primary residence: the resulting blaze was intense enough to damage the house next door. This neighborhood is no stranger to the risks of living near a flight path, as Canterbury Circle sits roughly three to four miles from the airport threshold. This latest d

A special prom in Parma brought students with special needs from across Northeast Ohio together for a night built around inclusion and celebration. With the Cleveland Cavaliers Dance Team, beloved local mascots like Moondog and Chomps, and artist Michael Gezze drawing caricatures, the event turned Valley Forge High School into an unforgettable community spotlight.

Chef Antonia Eddie is redefining the Cleveland dinner reservation with Frequencies Supper Club, a sensory-driven series where themed multicourse menus, curated playlists and immersive decor blur the line between fine dining and performance art. After its debut season, In Bloom, the project is gearing up for its summer installment, Heatwave, with limited ticket releases.

Cleveland’s creative scene packed the Flats for the Threads Streetwear Fashion Show, hosted by media personality Chrissy Cavotta. With more than a dozen independent designers featured, the night blended bold collections, high-energy music and lighting, and a networking vibe many say helps keep local talent from leaving for bigger fashion hubs.

Northeast Ohio billboard icon Tim Misny is taking his brand to the page with the launch of “The Misny Method.” A two-day tour starts Friday with a West Side Market event billed as a landmark “takeover,” plus multiple Barnes & Noble signings. Organizers say a portion of proceeds will benefit the City Mission of Cleveland.