Maxwell Ivey, “The Blind Blogger,” shares how accessibility goes far beyond compliance. From teaching himself HTML when the web was barely accessible, to coaching and advising as an inclusion expert, Ivey’s journey shows how communication, creativity, and small changes can open doors for people with disabilities and everyone around them.

Paul Seaburn’s journey from math enthusiast to paranormal journalist and comedy writer is a story of curiosity, humor, and reinvention. Growing up in Parma, Ohio, Seaburn’s natural talent for mathematics led him to John Carroll University, where he earned a degree in math and a minor in philosophy. His early career began in information technology at a time when computer science was still in its infancy, but his love of humor soon pushed him in a different direction.

Experience the 8th annual Asian Lantern Festival at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, featuring over 1,000 dazzling lanterns, a dragon-themed showcase, live acrobatic performances, and an Asian food market. Open through August 24, 2025, with walk-through and drive-through options. Don’t miss unique attractions like the zipline, swan boats, and the Lantern 5K. Buy tickets online for discounts and plan your visit to this must-see Cleveland summer event.

Cleveland’s EJ Kovacic Rec Center hosted its 2nd annual community event, bringing together residents, local organizations, and small businesses for a day of unity, outreach, and empowerment. Despite rainy weather, groups like The Foundry, Workmen’s Circle, Teen Enterprise, and local entrepreneurs provided resources, support, and inspiration. The renovated historic facility served as a vibrant hub for celebrating neighborhood pride and connection.

Cleveland 13 News is redefining local journalism by breaking old rules and focusing on authentic, unfiltered storytelling. Led by Matt Greminger, this fast-growing Cleveland news network prioritizes trust over speed, creating conversations instead of traditional interviews. Discover why everyone is talking about Cleveland 13 News and how its revolutionary approach is changing the future of local media.

Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren’s wife, Natalie McDaniel, was caught on Ring camera entering a private home uninvited after spotting an “Impeach the Mayor” sign. Police detained her and confiscated her phone as questions swirl over her explanation. This latest controversy adds to a growing list of public and legal issues. Watch exclusive video and get full details on the investigation now.

Garfield Heights Police released bodycam footage after arresting an armed carjacker who stole a Corvette at gunpoint with two rifles inside. The intense video, shared by GHPD, highlights the dangers officers face and their commitment to keeping the community safe. Residents are praising the department’s swift action and bravery. Watch how officers responded to this high-risk incident and what the community is saying about their work.

A survivor of childhood abuse, addiction, and emotional suppression, Baker spent much of her adult life appearing to function “normally” while silently carrying the weight of her trauma. It wasn’t until a conversation with her then 18-year-old son in September 2021 that she began to confront the emotional exhaustion of constantly striving to be perfect. That moment served as the catalyst for a year-long journey into deep healing, intuitive exploration, and ultimately, a compl

The Cleveland Division of Police officially launched its first podcast, Ride Along Radio, on July 18, offering residents a candid look at law enforcement and community issues. The debut episode featured Sergeant Freddy Diaz, Officer Mariah Rodriguez, and Officer Smith discussing their roles, experiences, and the goals of the new platform.

Kimberly Tramsak, who lost her daughter Gracie Ann Bernice Tramsak-Kolat to stillbirth at 35 weeks, described the event as profoundly healing. “It’s just nice being together with other people that have gone through what you have went through,” Tramsak said. “Being through any loss is hard, but knowing that you’re going to deliver a baby that is not going to come out crying, that is not something that you’re going to look forward to. A lot of people say ‘God created another an

The arcade remains a key draw, now boasting a selection of cutting-edge games including immersive darts, Social Shuffle and The Arena, a multi-player interactive experience. For families and groups, Dave & Buster’s continues to offer promotions such as the Eat & Play Combo and All You Can Eat Wings nights.

Scott described beginning to write songs at a young age and officially releasing music in 2020 amid the COVID‑19 pandemic. A highlight of her early career came when she performed at an Autism Speaks event at Progressive Field in Cleveland, singing alongside her father. She recounted balancing late‑night bar performances in Nashville with daytime college classes, showcasing her relentless drive.

In a moving and revealing conversation, Cleveland 13 reporter Denise Zarrella spoke about the everyday realities of raising a child with special needs while juggling a career, family, and self-care. The discussion, featured in the first episode of Your Purpose, Your Pride, Your Power: A Journey to Authenticity, offered an unfiltered look at Zarrella’s life as a mother, journalist, realtor, and advocate.

This coaster isn’t just about speed, it’s about storytelling. Inspired by the myth of Lake Erie sirens luring sailors to their fate, the ride uses on-board audio and LED lighting to immerse you in its eerie theme. At the peak, the train holds silently as the track appears broken in front of you, only to tilt forward and plunge straight down. It’s a moment that had my heart racing, and I’ve been on a lot of coasters.

Organizers say next year’s event will again be free and, for the first time, professionally filmed for remote audiences, even as the legal dispute with the Jewish Federation over the withheld principal continues. Workmen’s Circle Chairman Neal Grossman and Yiddish Concert co-chair Amy Roth extended their thanks to the community, performers, Cain Park staff, volunteers, and the city of Cleveland Heights.

The studio's offerings extend beyond traditional yoga. Instructor Megan introduced me to the practice of sound baths, using a Native American drum flute to create hauntingly beautiful melodies that resonated deeply, promoting relaxation and inner peace. These sound baths are available in monthly classes and are also integrated into weekly sessions that combine yoga and sound healing.

From the moment I stepped inside the food truck, it was clear that this wasn’t just a side project. The trailer is a fully outfitted mobile kitchen with all the tools needed to serve up cheesesteaks, hoagies, and crowd-pleasers like Whizzy Tots at high volume. This summer, Frank and his team plan to take the trailer across Greater Cleveland, hitting graduation parties, festivals, and private events, giving fans even more access to their signature eats.

If you didn’t know, Cozumel is a family-owned chain with nine locations in Northeast Ohio, including spots in Brunswick, Cleveland Heights, Independence, Lakewood, Parma, Richfield, West 150th, and Westlake; but it all started in Broadview Heights back in 1999. Since then, they’ve built a loyal following by keeping things authentic, welcoming, and above all...delicious.

Nationally recognized illusionists Jason and Stacy Alan stunned audiences and local media alike this week during their latest show, In Cahoo

That initial spark grew into a shared vision. Marisa had imagined a story set in the American heartland, and Keith, being a proud Cleveland