This Week's Top News in Northeast Ohio; Cleveland Heights Mayor Protest and 'Best of Cleveland' Voting

Each week, Cleveland 13 brings you a quick recap of the stories that had everyone talking. This is The Click Report with Emmy Award-winning News Reporter Denise Zarrella. Here’s what made headlines this week.

(WCTU) — From the controversy and protests in Cleveland Heights, to Memorial Day celebrations and 'Best of Cleveland' voting, these are the stories that had Cleveland clicking this week.

Cleveland Heights Rocked by Antisemitism Allegations

Tensions remain high in Cleveland Heights following shocking accusations of antisemitism in city government. Councilwoman Davida Russell spoke out forcefully in support of those named in the complaint. Meanwhile, Mayor Kahlil Seren finally responded with a video many felt lacked accountability, prompting even more calls for his resignation. As the city prepares for its second-ever mayoral election, the political climate is only heating up. Click here to learn more.

Memorial Day Weekend Plans Across the Region

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, communities throughout Northeast Ohio are preparing to honor our fallen heroes. With parades, military flyovers, and moments of reflection, cities large and small are making plans; and residents are encouraged to take part and pay tribute.

Thank You, Cleveland!

And finally, a huge thank you to everyone who voted for us in the Best of Cleveland 2025 awards! While results haven’t been announced yet, we are grateful for every vote cast. Supporting local news means supporting transparency, trust, and community; and we’re honored to be considered.

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