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Japan Launches Bold Energy Experiment with Satellite That Beams Power to Earth
The OHISAMA satellite, named after the Japanese word for "sun," will orbit Earth at an altitude of roughly 250 miles. It will gather sunlight through a compact two-square-meter solar panel, convert it into microwaves, and beam the energy down to a ground-based receiver array in Suwa, Japan. The initial output of one kilowatt—sufficient to power a small appliance like a coffee maker—serves primarily as a proof of concept for much larger applications.


Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' Advances After GOP Infighting Delays Progress
President Donald Trump's sweeping domestic policy proposal, dubbed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," narrowly advanced out of the House Budget Committee late Sunday night following a rare weekend vote. The committee approved the measure by a 17–16 vote, with four Republican holdouts—Reps. Chip Roy (Texas), Ralph Norman (South Carolina), Andrew Clyde (Georgia), and Josh Brecheen (Oklahoma)—shifting from opposition to voting "present," allowing the bill to proceed without their


Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Use of Alien Enemies Act to Deport Venezuelan Migrants
The Supreme Court's decision does not prevent the administration from using other immigration laws to pursue deportations but restricts the use of the Alien Enemies Act without proper legal procedures. The case will continue in the Fifth Circuit to determine the legality of the administration's actions and the appropriate notice required for deportations under this statute.


Cleveland Heights Protest Planned Over Antisemitic Remarks Allegedly Made by Mayor’s Wife
Former special assistant to the mayor, Patrick Costigan, filed a complaint on May 14 with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Ohio Civil Rights Commission, alleging McDaniel created a hostile work environment at City Hall through repeated antisemitic remarks and behavior. Screenshots submitted with the complaint show McDaniel using slurs and offensive language in text messages targeting Jewish colleagues and residents, including Planning Commission Chair


Joe Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer That Has Spread to Bones
The diagnosis followed a medical evaluation prompted by increasing urinary symptoms. A prostate nodule was identified, and subsequent testin


Maggie Smith's Final Film, 'The Miracle Club', Now Streaming on Netflix
The film marks Smith's final acting role before her passing in September 2024. In honor of her legacy, the upcoming Downton Abbey film, titled The Grand Finale, will include a tribute to her character, Violet Crawley. Executive producer Gareth Neame remarked, "The fact that Dame Maggie herself has now passed away since that time, I do think has given a real added poignancy to a story that we would have planned anyway".


'The Office' Universe Expands with Toledo-Set Spinoff ‘The Paper’, and Oscar Returns to Screen
Created by Greg Daniels, the mind behind the U.S. version of "The Office," and Michael Koman of "Nathan for You," "The Paper" trades the paper sales floor of Scranton’s Dunder Mifflin for the newsroom of The Truth Teller, a fictional Toledo publication battling irrelevance in the digital age.


Avon Lake Woman Set to Graduate College Just One Day Before Turning 80-Years-Old
Leopold’s journey to this milestone is built on a lifetime of travel, service, and resilience. She attended the 1968 Summer Olympics and the 1970 World Cup, traveled solo to a remote Taiwanese village in 1977 using only a photograph to find her parents’ home, and has survived a heart attack. Her commitment to humanitarian work includes more than a dozen medical mission trips to Nicaragua and Guatemala, the most recent just weeks ago.


Ohio Petition to Abolish Property Taxes Gains Approval to Begin Signature Drive
A grassroots initiative to eliminate all property taxes in Ohio has received approval from the Ohio Ballot Board to begin gathering signatures in hopes of placing the constitutional amendment before voters in November. The proposal, spearheaded by Citizens for Property Tax Reform and the Committee to Eliminate Property Taxes in Ohio, would not only abolish existing taxes on real property but also prohibit any future property taxation.


Lakewood's Ethlete Lab Academy Offers Teens a Safe Space to Game and Learn
The 2,500-square-foot space features 20 high-performance PCs, console gaming areas, VR stations, and soundproof streaming pods. A dedicated classroom hosts interactive 50-minute sessions on various tech topics, fostering creativity and critical thinking among participants. The lounge also includes a café area where patrons can bring outside food and socialize.


Sleep in the Trees at This Hidden Ohio Resort Just 90 Minutes from Cleveland
Just 90 minutes south of Cleveland, The Mohicans Treehouse Resort and Wedding Venue in Glenmont, Ohio, offers a distinctive blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Situated on 77 acres of private woodland, the resort features ten unique treehouses, including the Old Pine Treehouse, designed for families seeking a tranquil retreat.


Cleveland to Host National Public Art Exhibit Featuring Local Artists This Summer
A national public art exhibition titled "The Stories of Us" will debut in Cleveland this summer, showcasing 20 large-scale sculptures created by artists from Cleveland and Detroit. The exhibition, a collaboration between real estate developer Bedrock and nonprofit organization The Stories of Us, will be displayed at two downtown locations: Skylight Park at Tower City Center starting May 30, and Mall C beginning June 14.


Elyria Mom and Daughter to Graduate Together From Lorain County Community College
On May 17, Megan Cutright and Layla Carter of Elyria will walk across the same stage, earning degrees from Lorain County Community College in a shared milestone that highlights their unbreakable bond. Megan, 38, will graduate with an associate of applied science in radiologic technology, while her daughter Layla, 17, will receive both her high school diploma from Elyria High School and an associate of arts degree through the college’s Early College High School program.


Brookside Grad and Former 19 Action News Reporter Cast Disney Star in New Comedy Film
Production is set to begin later this month on "Worst Man," a dark comedic short film featuring an unexpected ensemble cast: Jason Earles of Disney Channel fame, professional wrestling legend James Storm, and four-time Emmy-winning host Chris Van Vliet. The film is written and directed by Cleveland native Brandon Arroyo, who also stars in the project.


Millions Could Lose Benefits Under GOP Plan Targeting Medicaid and Food Assistance
The bill outlines $715 billion in Medicaid cuts, which the CBO projects could result in at least 8.6 million individuals losing health coverage. Provisions include mandatory work requirements for childless adults aged 19 to 64, increased cost-sharing for beneficiaries, and stricter eligibility verification processes. Additionally, the bill proposes shifting a portion of Medicaid costs to states, a move that could strain state budgets and lead to further reductions in coverage


Birthright Citizenship Dispute Triggers Major Supreme Court Review of Judicial Power
The immediate legal question before the Court is not the constitutionality of the executive order itself but whether individual federal judges possess the authority to issue nationwide injunctions that block such presidential actions. Federal judges in Maryland, Massachusetts, and Washington have already issued such injunctions, preventing the enforcement of the order across the country.


Basketball Hall of Famer Janice Lawrence Braxton to Mentor Cleveland Girls Team Ahead of Youth Outreach Event
Braxton's visit is part of Exciting Ministries' broader initiative to combat bullying and prevent youth suicide in Cleveland. According to the Ohio Department of Health, suicide is now the second leading cause of death among children and young adults in the state .


Llamas on the Loose Again at Cedar Point as PETA Demands Federal Probe
Cedar Point spokesperson Tony Clark confirmed the pen at The Barnyard petting zoo was unintentionally left unlocked during routine cleaning by a third-party operator, Honey Hill Farm. “As anyone who has ever had a pet knows, animals just get loose sometimes,” said Megan Powell-Larkin, Honey Hill Farm’s director of operations. “Our pet llamas — Skye, Gandalf and Dante — took advantage of a rare set of circumstances to explore the grassy area behind their enclosure before being


Cleveland Kids to Explore Tech and Literacy Together in Hands-On Coding Event
The Genius Code, an organization focused on coding and tech education for underrepresented communities, is leading this initiative. The event precedes Collier’s scheduled appearance at the Google Blockly Summit in Seattle, where she will discuss how storytelling can bridge creativity, technology, and literacy. “I’ll be sharing how building stories with code can link tech with creativity and literacy, one block at a time,” Collier shared on LinkedIn.


Stroke Risk is Rising in Young Adults as Experts Urge Vigilance During Stroke Awareness Month
As Stroke Awareness Month unfolds in May, health officials are urging the public to recognize early warning signs and understand that strokes can impact individuals across all age groups. Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke, according to the American Heart Association, making swift recognition and treatment vital to improving outcomes.


Mother of Fallen Euclid Officer Urges President Trump to Demand DOJ Investigation into Son’s Death
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) conducted an investigation into the incident, concluding that Officer Derbin was ambushed and killed by suspect Deshawn Vaughn, who later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound during a standoff with police. A Cuyahoga County Grand Jury reviewed the case and returned a no-bill, indicating insufficient evidence to indict any officers involved.


Cleveland 13 News Faces Off Against Network Giants in Race for Best News Network in Northeast Ohio
Founded just two years ago, Cleveland 13 News operates as a not-for-profit newsroom driven by community volunteers. Greminger created the platform in response to what he saw as growing distortions in traditional journalism. “Back then, this idea was just a spark, born out of deep frustration, a sense of urgency, and an unshakable belief that our city deserved better,” he said.


Philly Flavor Hits Parma as Original Steaks and Hoagies Debuts 20-Foot Food Trailer
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.


LaBronn Conner Jr. Bringing Soulful Revival to the House of Blue's Foundation Room
A free, all-ages concert featuring Cleveland native LaBronn Conner Jr. is set to electrify the Foundation Room at House of Blues on May 16, 2025, from 9 to 11 p.m. The 23-year-old singer-songwriter, known for his fusion of blues, rock, and gospel, aims to deliver a performance reminiscent of the late 1960s counterculture era.


Cozumel in Broadview Heights Throws a Flavor-Filled Fiesta for Cinco de Mayo and 25-Year Milestone
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.


Cleveland 13 News Elevates Community Voices with New 'Spotlight Corner' Series
Each Spotlight feature is selected through a combination of editorial review and public input. Cleveland 13 News actively encourages residents to reach out with story ideas, nominate inspiring individuals, and highlight moments or movements that deserve broader recognition. The series has no boundaries in content, featuring everything from youth accomplishments and small business successes to cultural events, local talent, and acts of service.


MEGA Championship Wrestling Hosts Breaking Down Barriers XIII to Support Murray Ridge Center
On Saturday, May 3, 2025, MEGA Championship Wrestling will present Breaking Down Barriers XIII at the Lorain County Community College Fieldhouse, 1005 N. Abbe Rd. Doors open at 4:00 p.m., with the first match starting at 5:00 p.m. The event aims to benefit The Friends of Murray Ridge, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities through various programs and services.


Cuyahoga Falls to Host First NEO Adventure Festival Celebrating Outdoor Life and Inclusivity
The festival will include over 11 skill-building workshops ranging from wilderness first aid to foraging, knot-tying, and backpack packing. Attendees can also enjoy a reggae performance by Umojah Nation and presentations from speakers like Heather Ullinger, who will offer updates on the Gorge Dam removal, and Ian Koenig, known for setting the Fastest Known Time on the Buckeye Trail in 2024.


Federal Government Confirms Plan to Sell Celebrezze Building in Downtown Cleveland
The U.S. General Services Administration has officially confirmed plans to sell the Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building in downtown Cleveland, a move that could relocate thousands of federal workers and reshape the city’s office real estate landscape. The 32-story, 1.2-million-square-foot tower, which currently houses around 4,000 employees from more than 30 federal agencies, is part of an initiative by the Trump administration to shrink the government’s real estate portfo


Ballet Excel Ohio Marks 50 Years with New Aladdin Production and Expanded Youth Outreach
Ballet Excel Ohio, one of the nation's pioneering youth ballet companies, will celebrate its 50th anniversary this summer with a new production of Aladdin, choreographed by Erich Yetter. The production will be staged at the Akron Civic Theatre from August 4 to 16.


Jayda’s Adventures Hits the Slides at Michigan’s Most Expansive Indoor Waterpark
Michigan's largest indoor waterpark, Bavarian Blast, officially opened at the Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth on March 21, 2025, following a multi-million-dollar renovation that transformed the property into a premier family destination. Spanning 170,000 square feet, the massive indoor complex includes 16 new waterslides, a wave pool, a "not-so-lazy" river, and the state’s first adult-only swim-up bar.


Staying Up Late May Be Doing More Harm Than You Think, Cleveland Clinic and Harvard Experts Warn
According to Dr. Foldvary, those who naturally stay up late often struggle to get the rest they need because their sleep timing does not align with societal norms. Over time, this misalignment can contribute to a range of health conditions, including depression, high blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes. Common behaviors such as using phones or watching TV before bed can further delay sleep, potentially indicating an underlying condition like Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome.


Cleveland Mother Launches Empowering Children’s Book Celebrating Autism and Self-love
J’nay Blackwell, a Cleveland-based author and mother, has published her first children’s book inspired by her daughter’s experience with autism, aiming to offer representation and empowerment to children with similar journeys. The book, Journey’s Jewels: Journey and the Diamond of Self-Love, introduces readers to a six-year-old Black girl named Journey who learns to celebrate her neurodiversity through magical life lessons.


Legendary Cleveland Violinist Steven Greenman Shines in Fiddler on the Roof at Cleveland Play House
Celebrated violinist, composer, and educator Steven Greenman has been tasked with the important role of "The Fiddler" in Cleveland Play House's production of Fiddler on the Roof at Playhouse Square’s Allen Theatre, with performances extended through May 25. Greenman announced his involvement on social media, noting, "Performing this music in the pit completes the Fiddler cycle for me," referencing his extensive history with the iconic musical, including onstage performances a


Cleveland Institute of Music Students Unite for Middle Eastern Benefit Concert Highlighting Music for Peace
Supporters are invited to participate in a virtual silent auction featuring items from local vendors, including artwork, jewelry, gift baskets, and restaurant packages. Participants may also choose to donate directly by using the "Donate or Bid" button on the event homepage. All proceeds will be donated to the World Central Kitchen (WCK.org) operating in Gaza, whose mission statement reads, "Using the power of food to nourish communities and strengthen economies in times of c


New Soda is Not Just Healthy; Fans Say it's the 'Flavor of Your Dreams"
The release comes amid a broader national conversation around soda consumption and health risks. The Cleveland Clinic has consistently warned about the dangers associated with traditional sodas and diet sodas. In a 2019 statement, Dr. Mark Hyman emphasized that both sugary and artificially sweetened beverages negatively impact metabolism and gut microbiomes. A 2020 Cleveland Clinic report by Dr. Irina Todorov reinforced these concerns, linking even moderate soda consumption t


President of Cleveland 13 News, Matt Greminger, Steps Down to Focus on Family Matters
In a Facebook post addressing the Cleveland 13 News community, Greminger reflected on the difficult choice, stating, "Due to recent events (which many of you are already aware of) I have had to make one of the toughest decisions I’ve ever had to make. As much as I love Cleveland 13 News and everything we have built together, I have been unable to give it the full focus and attention it deserves; and Cleveland 13 is too important to be anything less than at its best." He went


West Side Market Begins $68 Million Transformation While Preserving Historic Legacy
Following national best practices, the City of Cleveland has retained ownership of the 113-year-old building while transitioning management and operations to the Cleveland Public Market Corporation (CPMC), a nonprofit entity solely dedicated to the Market's success. According to the West Side Market's official website, this new structure allows the city to maintain ownership of the historic site while enabling flexible, specialized management.


Cleveland Father Ignored by the System, Abandoned by the Court, Fighting Anyway and Needs Help
Three weeks ago, the court finally got it right. It issued a protection order that kept Heather Elizabeth Greminger (Stevens) out of my home


Magician and Mentalist Duo, The Alans, Deliver Mind-Bending Performance in Downtown Cleveland
Nationally recognized illusionists Jason and Stacy Alan stunned audiences and local media alike this week during their latest show, In Cahoo


This Week's Top News in Northeast Ohio; From a Movie Premiere Like No Other to Cory Booker’s Record Speech
All eyes are on Lost & Found in Cleveland; a brand new film that’s not only set in Cleveland but also celebrates the heart and soul of the c


Cory Booker Sets Senate Record with 25-hour Speech Opposing Trump Administration Policies
The effort, punctuated by occasional questions from Democratic colleagues, surpassed the previous Senate floor record set in 1957 by Sen. St


Cleveland Clinic Psychologist Highlights the Real Mental Health Benefits of Laughter
Humor also plays an important social role. “It's really just a good way to enjoy company with other people when you find something mutual th


One Tank of Gas Fuels a Full Family Adventure in Columbus with Jayda's Adventures
Families then check in at the Drury Hotel, where amenities like complimentary breakfast, dinner, and an indoor/outdoor pool make it a conven


Splash Universe in Dundee Gets a Family-Friendly Review from Jayda’s Adventures
Families traveling through southeast Michigan are finding a child-friendly aquatic retreat at Splash Universe, an indoor water park in Dunde


Record-Breaking Premiere of Lost and Found in Cleveland Brings Over 2,700 to Playhouse Square
The star power behind Lost & Found in Cleveland is undeniable, boasting a cast that many indie films could only dream of. Legendary names li


Researchers Say They Found Shafts and Chambers Below Egypt’s Khafre Pyramid
The researchers propose that this underground network could be linked to the legendary Hall of Records; a mythical repository of ancient kno


Medina to Celebrate Paul Revere’s Ride with Lantern Gathering and Historic Reenactments
In alignment with the "Two Lights for Tomorrow" initiative, Medina residents are encouraged to display two lights in their homes throughout


Cambodian Genocide Survivor Loung Ung to Speak at Columbus Library Next Month
Ung, who now resides in Cleveland, has become a prominent educator and advocate for genocide awareness and remembrance. Approximately 7,000


Cleveland Clinic Expert Explains Why Sugar Alone Doesn’t Feed Cancer
CLEVELAND — The belief that sugar directly fuels cancer cells has gained traction in public discourse, but according to a Cleveland...
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