This Week's Top News in Northeast Ohio; From Making Baseball History to An Iconic Bridge Rehab and More

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 a hometown hero poised to make baseball history to the return of a beloved bridge and a fan-favorite basketball giveaway, these are the stories that got people clicking this week.

Micaela Minner Could Make Sports History

At 40, Akron’s Micaela Minner is proving age is just a number. The former softball standout is now in the running to be drafted into the Women’s Professional Baseball League, which kicks off in May 2026. If selected, she’ll be the oldest player ever drafted into the league—and a shining example of determination and leadership. Minner, who runs a sports training company in Northeast Ohio, has also made her mark in local media and continues to inspire through coaching and community involvement. See the full story here.

Chagrin Falls Bridge Nearing Grand Reopening

After more than a year of intensive renovations, the iconic North Main Street Bridge in Chagrin Falls is nearly ready to reopen. The $8 million overhaul preserved the bridge’s 19th-century charm while reinforcing its structural integrity. Thanks to Drone Ohio, residents have been treated to jaw-dropping aerial footage showing the transformation. Officials now say the bridge could reopen before the holidays, restoring a key link in the village. See the full story here.

Free Frostys When the Cavalanche Hits

Cavaliers fans are in for a treat; literally. The Cavs and Wendy’s are teaming up this season to give away free Frostys when the team hits a Cavalanche (a big scoring run). Fans can claim their Frosty within 24 hours at participating Wendy’s locations in Northeast Ohio. The partnership is all about celebrating local pride, and fans can also expect pop-up events and new Cavs Rewards perks throughout the season. See the full story here.

Tremont vs. Ohio City: Which Cleveland Neighborhood Wins?

A Reddit thread sparked an online battle of the boroughs as Clevelanders compared Tremont and Ohio City. Ohio City scored points for nightlife, walkability, and transit, while Tremont was praised for its quiet charm and historic homes. But both neighborhoods face rising housing costs and shared concerns over car break-ins. It’s a tale of two vibrant communities—with no clear winner, just different vibes. See the full story here.

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