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Two Dead After Small Plane Crashes into Akron Home, Family of Four Escapes
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

D Heckman
1 day ago3 min read


Cuyahoga County Police Race Rubber Ducks to Launch Click It or Ticket Campaign
Police from across Cuyahoga County kicked off the annual Click It or Ticket campaign with an unusual Safety Duck Race at the Strongsville Recreation Center pool. Rubber ducks decorated by Strongsville High School students were blasted across the water with fans, blowers and pool noodles to spotlight seat belt safety ahead of the summer travel surge.

Cleveland13 Staff
1 day ago2 min read


Wholesale Prices Jump 6% in April as Fed Official Warns of Potential Rate Hikes
New federal data shows wholesale prices jumped 6% in April from a year earlier, the biggest rise since late 2022. Economists were surprised as final demand surged 1.4% in just one month, raising fears the slowdown in inflation is stalling. With consumer inflation already up 3.8%, the latest numbers could foreshadow higher prices at the register this summer.

Peter Lewis
2 days ago2 min read


Frequencies Supper Club Blends Food, Music, and Storytelling in New Cleveland Dining Experience
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.

Brooke Sullivan
2 days ago2 min read


Cleveland Heights Residents Swap Gas Mowers and Blowers for Battery Models to Improve Air Quality
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.

Sandra Anderson
2 days ago2 min read


Giant Eagle and GetGo to Offer 50 Cents off per Gallon of Gas This Weekend
Gas near $6? Giant Eagle and GetGo are rolling out a weekend-only myPerks multiplier that can stack major cents-off-per-gallon discounts based on how much shoppers spend. The rewards can be used immediately and stay valid for 12 months, giving families a potential break at the pump long after the weekend ends.

Peter Lewis
3 days ago2 min read


Little Caesars Love Kitchen to Serve Free Pizza at East Cleveland Salvation Army
Little Caesars’ Love Kitchen is pulling into East Cleveland this week to hand out free pizza at the Salvation Army’s Doan Avenue center. The mobile restaurant will begin serving at 12:30 p.m. on a first-come, first-served basis, with about 300 slices available. Organizers say the visit will supplement the corps’ ongoing meal programs.

Brooke Sullivan
3 days ago2 min read


Trump Backs Federal Gas Tax Holiday as Hawley Moves to Introduce Bill
President Trump is signaling support for suspending the federal gas tax to ease pain at the pump, but he cannot do it by executive order. Any “gas tax holiday” would require Congress and could drain the Highway Trust Fund that pays for highways and transit. Sen. Josh Hawley says he plans to introduce a bill, but key details remain unclear.

Analese Hartford
4 days ago2 min read


Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum to Showcase the Evolution of the American Truck in New Exhibit
A major new exhibit is rolling into Cleveland. Starting May 8, 2026, the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum will debut “Keep On Truckin’: Rise of the Great American Truck,” a featured stop on the America 250-Ohio Transportation Trail. From early modified “horseless carriages” to today’s luxury pickups, the show traces how trucks transformed commerce, culture and Cleveland’s industrial legacy.

Joan Elloway-Nash
May 82 min read


Headlands Birding Festival Returns to Mentor with World Record Birder as Keynote Speaker
The Headlands Birding Festival is returning to Lake Erie’s shores Sept. 18-20, 2026, with guided walks, a Lake Erie boat trip, vendors and food trucks, and live bird-banding demonstrations. Organizers say Lake County’s geography creates a major fall migration corridor, with 352 species recorded locally. Registration is set to open July 1.

Sandra Anderson
May 72 min read


Giant Eagle Recalls Roasted Turkey Products Due to Potential Metal Fragments
Giant Eagle is recalling several prepared roasted turkey items sold in five states after metal fragments were discovered during a routine inspection at a supplier facility. The affected products include oven-roasted turkey breast, turkey meals and pot pies with Best By dates May 10-12, 2026. Customers are urged not to eat them and can seek refunds with receipts.

Cleveland13 Staff
May 72 min read


Best Buddies International Launches Eunie’s Buddies in Cleveland to Support Families Navigating IDD Diagnoses
Best Buddies International is launching Eunie’s Buddies in Cleveland, a new program offering mentor-parent support and practical resources for families after an intellectual and developmental disability diagnosis. The initiative focuses on the critical years from pregnancy through age 8 and aims to build lasting community for parents and caregivers across Northeast Ohio.

Brooke Sullivan
May 72 min read


Attorney Tim Misny to Launch New Book with West Side Market Takeover and Signing Tour
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.

Brooke Sullivan
May 73 min read


World's Largest Steam Locomotive to Visit Ohio for First Time Since 1941
Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014, the world’s largest operating steam locomotive, is set to travel through Ohio this summer on a national tour celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. The historic engine will make multiple stops for public viewing, including whistle stops and a free display in Fostoria, with more dates planned in July.

Joan Elloway-Nash
May 62 min read


Tony-Winning Best Musical The Outsiders Announces 2026 Run at Playhouse Square
Tony Award-winning Best Musical “The Outsiders” is headed to Cleveland’s Playhouse Square. The acclaimed Broadway hit will play the Connor Palace from April 28 to May 17, 2026, bringing Ponyboy Curtis and the Greasers’ story of friendship, conflict and belonging to Northeast Ohio.

Jayda's Adventures
May 42 min read


Spirit Airlines Collapses into Liquidation, Stranding 600,000 Passengers; General Public Attempts to Buy the Company
Spirit Airlines’ final commercial flight landed in Dallas-Fort Worth before the carrier abruptly shut down operations, leaving an estimated 600,000 ticketed passengers stranded. A last-ditch deal fell apart as creditors rejected a loan-for-equity offer, with fuel costs surging in the background. Now, liquidation begins as workers and travelers scramble for options.

Analese Hartford
May 43 min read


Monster Jam Roars Back to Huntington Bank Field for Thrilling May Weekend
Monster Jam is set to return to Cleveland, taking over Huntington Bank Field on May 2, 2026. Fans can catch free truck displays across the area April 30, then head to the Pit Party and Trackside events before the 5 p.m. main show. Tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster and the stadium box office.

Jayda's Adventures
May 21 min read


State Department to Issue Special Edition Passports Featuring Donald Trump for 250th Anniversary
The State Department says it is rolling out a special-edition U.S. passport for America’s 250th birthday, featuring President Donald Trump’s likeness inside the book. Mock-ups show his portrait on the ID page with a gold-printed signature and a 1777-style flag on the back cover. The limited release is expected to begin this summer, subject to availability.

Analese Hartford
Apr 282 min read


Massive Police Response After Fatal Shooting Outside Strongsville Costco
A Saturday afternoon shooting outside the Strongsville Costco left one person dead and a suspect in custody, police said. Shoppers and employees described a chaotic rush to evacuate as officers flooded the busy Royalton Road store. Authorities have not released identities or a motive as the investigation continues.

D Heckman
Apr 252 min read


New Theory Suggests Dreams Are the Brain's Defense Against Going Blind
A provocative neuroscience theory argues that dreams are more than strange stories: They may be a nightly defense that keeps the brain’s visual cortex from being “taken over” when darkness shuts down sight. Researchers point to rapid sensory rewiring in blindfolded subjects and patterns across primate REM sleep to suggest dreaming helps protect visual processing power.

Lauren Portier
Apr 233 min read
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