This Week’s Top Clicks in Cleveland: From Night Owl Health Warnings to West Side Market’s Big Renovation

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 warning about the health risks of staying up too late, to big changes coming to the West Side Market, a powerful children’s book from a Cleveland mom, and the return of grape soda—with a healthy twist—these are the stories that got people clicking this week.

Night Owls Face Surprising Health Risks

New studies from the Cleveland Clinic and Harvard reveal that staying up too late—even if you sleep long enough—can raise your risk for depression, diabetes, and more. With May being Better Sleep Month, experts are encouraging folks to realign their sleep schedules with natural circadian rhythms. One study found that night owls had up to a 72% increased risk of developing diabetes, even after lifestyle adjustments. Learn more here.

West Side Market Gets a $68 Million Upgrade

Cleveland’s iconic West Side Market is getting a $68 million transformation starting this May. Plans include a climate-controlled produce arcade, a food hall, a teaching kitchen, and event spaces—all while preserving the historic charm of the 113-year-old building. The market will stay open during the multi-phase renovation. Learn more here.

Local Author’s Book Celebrates Autism and Self-Love

Author and mother J’nay Blackwell is gaining praise for Journey and the Diamond of Self-Love, a children’s book inspired by her daughter’s experience with autism. The story follows a young Black girl discovering the power of self-acceptance—and it’s already resonating with families across the country. The book is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Learn more here.

Grape Soda Grows Up

Culture Pop’s new grape soda is winning over fans with its nostalgic flavor and gut-friendly ingredients. Made with real juice and probiotics, it’s a healthier twist on a childhood favorite. Available at major retailers, it’s already being hailed as “the best soda yet” by fans looking for better-for-you drink options. Learn more here.

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