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Charlie Kirk Gunned Down at Public Event in Utah and Confirmed Dead; FBI Joins Investigation.
Charlie Kirk, founder and president of the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA, was shot in the neck during a live speaking ev

D Heckman
Sep 102 min read


Handwriting Expert Destroys Trump’s Defense in Epstein Birthday Book Scandal
One of the most controversial items is a photograph of Epstein holding a novelty check for $22,500, purportedly signed by Donald Trump. A handwritten caption beneath the image reads, “Jeffrey showing early talents with money + women! Sells ‘fully depreciated’ [redacted] to Donald Trump for $22,500. Showed early ‘people skills’ too. Even though I handled the deal I didn’t get any of the money or the girl!” The White House has denied the authenticity of the signature, calling i

Analese Hartford
Sep 103 min read


Cleveland Heights Mayor Recalled and Booted from Office in Massive 82% Vote After Controversial Term as First Elected Mayor of the City
Cleveland Heights voters overwhelmingly recalled Mayor Kahlil Seren in a Sept. 9 primary election, removing the city’s first directly elected mayor less than four years into his term. Unofficial totals showed 6,829 residents, or 82.2 percent, voted in favor of recall, while 1,478 voted against, according to Ballotpedia. About 24 percent of registered voters participated, a turnout far higher than in other Cuyahoga County cities with primaries the same day.

Analese Hartford
Sep 103 min read


Classic 70mm Movies Coming to Cleveland in Big-Screen Revival This Fall at Phoenix Theatres in North Olmsted
Phoenix Theatres will use two historic Century Model JJ reel to reel projectors equipped with an R-31 E Magnetic Sound Penthouse and Dolby CP-200 sound processor with six-track magnetic sound capability. The system includes precision German-engineered lenses and high-intensity xenon lighting to produce sharp and bright images on a 42-foot-wide screen. It also features support for 70mm DTS and Dolby Digital sound on digitally encoded 35mm films.

Brooke Tamblin
Sep 102 min read


Historic Willoughby Estate Reborn as Luxury Destination with New Manager
Willoughby House, a boutique inn and fine dining destination located just two blocks from historic downtown Willoughby, has appointed Cody Cook as its new hotel manager as of June 25th. The announcement comes as the estate continues to build on its reputation for upscale hospitality in Lake County.

Joan Elloway-Nash
Sep 102 min read


Cleveland Clinic Allergist Explains Key Differences Between Fall Allergies and the Common Cold This Fall
Dr. Hong explained that allergies are typically chronic and tend to flare up with seasonal triggers such as ragweed and mold. Common symptoms include sneezing, nasal congestion, a runny nose, and itchy, watery eyes. These reactions tend to occur suddenly, often within minutes of exposure to allergens, and persist as long as the individual remains exposed. Unlike colds, allergies are not contagious and do not involve fever or body aches.

Lauren Portier
Sep 102 min read


Heights Music Hop Returns for 13th Year to Unleash a Soundstorm Across Cleveland Heights This Month
The festival begins Friday in the Cedar-Fairmount district with performances starting in the afternoon and running into the evening. On Saturday, the event moves to Noble Road Library and the Cedar Lee district with music starting in the morning and continuing into the night. The celebration concludes Sunday in Coventry Village, with family-friendly activities beginning in the morning and live music scheduled from noon until 6 p.m.

Sandra Anderson
Sep 92 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 95 min read


University Heights Mayor Slams Council Over New $75 Parking Fines, Calls Ordinance “Regressive”
Mayor Michael Dylan Brennan is publicly condemning City Council’s recent decision to triple parking fines, calling the move punitive and unfair to residents with limited means. The ordinance, passed May 5, 2025, raised the cost of a standard parking ticket from $25 to $75 and includes automatic escalations if the fine is not paid within 30 or 60 days.

Analese Hartford
Sep 64 min read


Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire Roars into Cleveland This Weekend
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire roars into Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse this Friday, Sept. 5 and Saturday, Sept. 6 with three explosive performances featuring Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, Gunkster and the all-new Skelesaurus. The schedule includes shows at 7:30 p.m. Friday, and 12:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

Jayda's Adventures
Sep 52 min read


Driver Hits Teen Near Mentor High, Student Dragged Under Vehicle
In the hours following the incident, community members voiced strong concerns online, pointing to the heavy foot traffic in the area and a long-standing frustration over insufficient pedestrian protections. Several residents emphasized that students have repeatedly been placed at risk during their commute to school and called for changes to road infrastructure or crossing enforcement. One local resident said, “We’ve been talking about student safety in that area for years.”

D Heckman
Aug 272 min read


Big Comfy Couch Explodes Back into Pop Culture With 30th Anniversary Drop
Alyson Court, who played Loonette, continues to be both an ambassador and a guardian of the show’s memory. In a recent interview, she shared that she owns one of the original couches from the touring mall shows, though it does not fit in her home and is currently in storage. She elaborated “When people see that, I would say about 40 percent will end up in tears. They don’t even know why they’re having this emotional moment. They’re like ‘I’m just having this childhood thing r

Cleveland13 Staff
Aug 272 min read


Akron Filmmaker’s Documentary on Alfred McMoore Featured in Upcoming Museum Exhibition
Todd, who works at NASA in Cleveland as a video producer, animator, and illustrator, said the project began when his friend Chuck Auerbach approached him during the production of his TV show Arts Quest, which aired on Time Warner’s NEON network. “Chuck reached out to me while I was producing my TV show Arts Quest, which used to air on Time Warner’s NEON network, thinking Alfred’s story would make for an excellent feature,” Todd said. “After we got to talking, I realized this

Peter Lewis
Aug 252 min read


Stock Market Explodes as Fed Chair Confirms What Many Feared; Tariffs Are Already Raising Your Bills
Powell also addressed the economic impact of tariffs, saying the costs are being borne by U.S. consumers and businesses rather than foreign countries. “The effects of tariffs on consumer prices are now clearly visible,” he said. “We expect those effects to accumulate over coming months, with high uncertainty about both timing and amounts.” He explained that tariffs take time to move through supply chains, meaning Americans may see higher costs gradually rather than all at onc

Analese Hartford
Aug 252 min read


Ghislaine Maxwell Denies Epstein Client List and Defends Trump and Clinton in Secret DOJ Tapes
The two-day interview in Florida was conducted by then–Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, who also previously served as Donald Trump’s personal lawyer. Blanche pressed Maxwell on whether Epstein maintained what has often been referred to as a “black book” of associates. “There is no list. We’ll start with that,” Maxwell said. Blanche underscored the point, stating, “There is no list, there is no client list, nothing like that,” with Maxwell replying, “There’s nothing.”

Analese Hartford
Aug 253 min read


Beloved TV Judge Frank Caprio Dies at 88 After Battle with Pancreatic Cancer
Judge Frank Caprio, famed for his compassionate rulings on Caught in Providence and known as the "Nicest Judge in the World," has died at 88 after battling pancreatic cancer.

David Jones
Aug 213 min read


Harvard Astrophysicist Doubles Down on Alien Craft Theory as 3I/ATLAS Keeps Defying Science
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb is urging NASA to redirect spacecraft toward interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, which continues to defy explanation months after discovery. With its strange glow, precise trajectory, and potential to be an alien probe, the object has reignited debate over extraterrestrial life. Scientists are calling for urgent imaging as public interest and disclosure speculation grow ahead of its December 19 flyby.

Jenni Adamms
Aug 213 min read


The Lanternfly Outbreak Is Exploding Across Ohio and It Looks Like It's Going to Get Even Worse
Spotted lanternflies are rapidly spreading across Ohio, with new infestations confirmed in five additional counties in 2025. Cleveland, especially downtown and lakefront areas, is seeing a surge in adult pests. State officials warn the situation may worsen as the season continues. Learn how residents are fighting back and what actions the Ohio Department of Agriculture recommends to control the spread of this invasive species.

David Jones
Aug 213 min read


Splash Lagoon and Erie Attractions Make for a Packed Family Getaway
Discover why Splash Lagoon in Erie, Pennsylvania is the ultimate indoor waterpark for families. With nine water slides, a lazy river, wave pool, surf simulator, and toddler-friendly play zones, there's something for all ages. Explore nearby attractions like Waldameer, the Erie Zoo, and Scallywags Pirate Adventure to complete the perfect family getaway. Plan your trip with tips on rides, lodging, and dining for an unforgettable experience.

Jayda's Adventures
Aug 203 min read


The Best Affordable Family Trip You Haven’t Taken Yet This Summer is in Lansing
Plan the perfect budget-friendly family getaway to Lansing, MI, packed with free museums, science centers, kayaking, planetarium shows, and more. Discover fun for all ages just in time to soak up the last days of summer without breaking the bank.

Jayda's Adventures
Aug 183 min read
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