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Massive Fire Destroys Under-Construction Luxury Apartment Complex in Cleveland Heights
Destiny Burns, owner of CLE Urban Winery, located near the fire scene, expressed concern over the long-term impact on the community. “I’m fe
New Report Shows 2024 Marks the Worst Year for Existing Home Sales in Nearly Three Decades
The U.S. housing market faced significant challenges in 2024, marking the worst year for existing home sales since 1995. According to a repo
Cleveland Clinic Dietitian Gives Tips for Helping Parents Tackle Picky Eating Habits in Children
When introducing new foods, Hyland advises serving small portions to make them less intimidating. She also emphasizes the importance of repe
Cleveland Clinic Doctor Talks About How to Recover After a Bad Night’s Sleep
Following a sleepless night, short naps lasting no longer than 20 minutes can help without disrupting the next night’s rest. Additionally, D
Ohio Holocaust Commission to Commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day at Statehouse
The ceremony will include the participation of Holocaust survivor families and a candle lighting ceremony led by OHGMEC Commissioner Robbie
Northeast Ohio Couples Find Unforgettable Valentine’s Day Experiences at 'The Dating Loft'
La’Shierry Thompson-Moore, of Avon, is redefining how couples experience love and connection. As the founder of The Dating Loft, Thompson-Mo
Church and Porn Studio on the Same Block? Slavic Village Outraged; Residents Fight Back
Fleetave JB's current setup not only lacks these safeguards but also raises additional ethical concerns. It appears that Grose, the website'
Hubble Telescope Reveals Largest Photo Mosaic Yet, Showcasing Andromeda Galaxy
The Hubble Space Telescope has released its largest photo mosaic to date, showcasing an awe-inspiring section of the Andromeda Galaxy. Locat
Lawmakers Seek to Repeal TikTok Ban as Debate Over Free Speech and National Security Deepens
In an interview last week, Rep. Khanna expressed skepticism about the motives behind the TikTok ban, suggesting it was less about national s
Questions Swirl Around Trump’s New Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)
Almost immediately after the executive order was signed, lawsuits were filed questioning the legality of DOGE’s formation and transparency.
This Week’s Top Clicks in Cleveland: From New School Safety Laws to Groundhog Day Traditions
From Ohio’s new school safety rules to Cleveland’s bone-chilling temperatures, a surprising presidential letter, and the excitement of Groun
Oscar Nominations Finally Announced for the 97th Academy Awards; See Full List of Nominees Here
The race for Best Picture is particularly diverse, featuring 10 nominees: Anora, The Brutalist, A Complete Unknown, Conclave, Dune: Part Two
Ohio Has Its Own Groundhog, and Buckeye Chuck Is Far More Reliable Than Punxsutawney Phil
Buckeye Chuck’s story began in Marion during the 1970s when WMRN radio host Charlie Evers noticed a groundhog living near the station. Evers
Biden Leaves Inspirational Letter for Trump as Presidential Tradition Continues
The tradition of outgoing presidents leaving letters to their successors began with Reagan and has continued uninterrupted, including during
New Ohio Law Permits Indefinite Expulsions for Threatening Student Behavior
The law, effective April 9, responds to increasing concerns about maintaining safety in schools following incidents of extreme student misco
Biden Decides Not to Enforce TikTok Ban, Handing the Controversy to Trump’s Incoming Administration
The Biden administration announced Thursday it will not impose fines on U.S. companies that continue supporting TikTok after the ban takes e
Chaos at Blinken’s Farewell Press Conference as Reporters Protest Gaza Genocide
Max Blumenthal of Grayzone News interrupted Blinken early in his remarks, condemning the U.S. government for supporting Israel's military ac
Is Biden Banning Cigarettes in the 11th Hour? FDA’s Nicotine Plan Could Be the Start
The proposed rule would limit nicotine in cigarettes to 0.7 milligrams per gram of tobacco, a drastic reduction from the current average of
Cleveland's Racecar Driving Dog Groomer Celebrates Nine Years of Awards and a Happy Reunion Between Pet and Owner
For nearly two decades, Bonnie Swirsky has transformed her passion for animals into a thriving business and a cornerstone of her community.
Free Family-Friendly Events to Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Northeast Ohio
Families looking for ways to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 20, can take advantage of several free events across Northe
You Can Swim with Otters at This Family-Owned Ohio Farm
The farm is home to over a dozen species, including both native and exotic animals such as Asian small-clawed otters, a two-toed sloth named
Israel and Hamas Agree to Ceasefire and Hostage Release After 15 Months of Fighting
The first phase of the agreement calls for a six-week ceasefire and the release of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for around 1,000 Palestin
Cleveland Museum Honors Martin Luther King Jr. with Free Admission and Special Exhibits
Special exhibitions will include Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People's Campaign, which explores the grassroots movement launched by Dr. King an
Arienne Childrey Becomes Ohio’s First Out Transgender City Council Member
Childrey, who previously ran for the Ohio House of Representatives in 2024 against Republican Angie King, is expected to serve on the counci
Legal Battle Over TikTok Reaches Supreme Court with Shutdown Looming; Famous Sharks Look to Purchase
During the session, justices expressed skepticism toward TikTok's free speech defense. Chief Justice John Roberts highlighted the risk of da
Rising Assisted Living Costs Leave Many Retirees Unprepared for the Future
The gap between savings and care costs is particularly evident in states where assisted living expenses far exceed the national average. In
Former Ohio Special Education Teacher Releases Second Children's Book Inspired by Nature
The book follows Gary, a curious and adventurous house cat, as he observes the world beyond his favorite perch; the windowsill. Through his
Cleveland Clinic Expert Shares Tips for Staying Active in Winter
While the gym remains an option, Dr. Schaefer suggested that an effective workout can be done at home without specialized equipment. Simple
Jimmy Carter Passes at 100: A Legacy of Compassion and Leadership
As we remember Jimmy Carter, we honor a man who believed in the power of people to make a difference in the world. His legacy will live on t
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad Train Derails During North Pole Adventure
Lynee Bixler, spokesperson for CVSR, confirmed that three of the train's cars came off the track. Despite the derailment, there were no repo
Cleveland Shines as Official Superman Trailer Drops; Movie Premieres July of 2025
Filming in Cleveland this past summer transformed several local landmarks into the fictional Metropolis. Mentor Headlands State Park became
Euclid Cracks Down on Youth Crime with Parental Accountability Legislation
According to Euclid Law Director Patrick Cooney, the measure includes a tiered warning system. “An individual would be given two warnings by
Report Shows Radioactive Spill Reported at Northeast Ohio’s Perry Nuclear Power Plant
The incident, which occurred on October 14, resulted from “manipulation of a lid upon a container holding radiological waste” in an outdoor
Tower City Center Offering Magical Holiday Experiences for Families; Some at No Cost
The Skylight Concourse also hosts the vibrant 8-foot "Christmas Story"-inspired slide, open daily through December 31, and a sock skating ri
Jimmy Dimora’s Sentence Commuted by President Biden Amid Sweeping Clemency Initiative
Dimora, once a powerful political figure in Northeast Ohio, was convicted in 2012 on 33 counts, including racketeering, bribery, conspiracy,
Step Inside the Iconic Christmas Story House, Cleveland’s Famous Holiday Destination
The house offers a walk-through experience that takes fans into the Parker family’s living room, kitchen, and bedrooms. The attention to det
Cleveland Nonprofit Launches Waiting Room Childcare Program for Families Battling Cancer
The program allows families to book professional caregivers to look after their children in waiting rooms while parents attend medical proce
Perplexity Games Creating Holiday Family Fun with Festive Escape Room
The adventure features a mix of traditional lock-based puzzles and tech-driven interactive elements, making it suitable for participants of
Scottie the Elf Brings Holiday Magic to Cuyahoga Heights Elementary School
The tradition has not only brought excitement to the students but also strengthened the sense of community within the school. Photos and vid
Tower City Brings Sleigh Rides, Snow Shows, and Festive Fun to Downtown Cleveland
Returning favorites include Bruce the Spruce’s Forest, a Cleveland tradition since the 1960s. Visitors can interact with the talking tree an
Trump, Musk, Ramaswamy, and the High-Stakes Push to Slash Government Spending Facing Tough Questions
Musk and Ramaswamy’s proposals also face significant constitutional questions. The duo has argued that the president should have the authori
Mentor Police Take Action to Combat Porch Piracy During Holiday Season
To combat the issue, the Mentor Police Department's undercover Porch Pirate detail, established in 2020, is back in operation. Officers are
UnitedHealthcare CEO Shot, Killed in Bold NYC Ambush; Police Hunt for Killer Still At Large
The assailant used a handgun, which reportedly malfunctioned during the attack, though the shooter quickly cleared the jam and resumed firin
Cleveland Nonprofit Unveils Comprehensive Plan to Revitalize Vacant Property into Urban Farm Hub
Food Strong, a Cleveland-based nonprofit committed to food justice and sustainability, is embarking on an ambitious 5-year initiative to tra
Biden's Pardon of Hunter Sparks Controversy Amid Criticism from Both Sides
In a statement accompanying the announcement, Biden cited political motivations behind the prosecution. “I believe in the justice system, bu
Ohio Grandfather Celebrates Life After Rare Triple Organ Transplant at Cleveland Clinic
Elliot’s care team, which included experts in lung, liver, and kidney transplantation, concluded that a triple organ transplant was his best
Frost Returns to Cleveland Botanical Gardens with Dazzling Holiday Display
The indoor and outdoor gardens are adorned with spectacular features, including a tunnel of flowers, larger-than-life animal sculptures, and
Cleveland Schools to Introduce Empathy Curriculum Following Violent Incidents Involving Teens
The resources provided by TeachKind are tailored to fit existing curricula and aim to address broader issues of violence and discrimination.
Cleveland Clinic Shares Safety Tips to Avoid Injuries During Holiday Decorating
Inspecting holiday lights before use is also crucial. Any strings with frayed wiring or broken bulbs should be discarded to prevent fire haz
Cleveland Museum of Natural History Opens Doors to $150 Million Transformation This Month
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is set to unveil its $150 million transformation with a grand-opening weekend from Dec. 13-15, promi
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