This Week’s Top Clicks in Cleveland— From $900 Million in Unemployment Funds to Ancient Underwater Discoveries

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 $900 million unemployment payout battle to Cleveland’s bone-chilling snowstorm, an ancient civilization uncovered beneath Lake Huron, and local businesses thriving through community support, these are the stories that got people clicking this week.

Ohio Ordered to Secure $900 Million in Unemployment Benefits

A Franklin County judge has ordered Governor Mike DeWine to request $900 million in Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation funds that Ohio turned down in 2021. The ruling could benefit 320,000 Ohioans who were denied assistance. DeWine has yet to announce whether he will comply or appeal. Read the full story here.

9,000-Year-Old Hunting Ground Discovered Under Lake Huron

An ancient site found 120 feet beneath Lake Huron is believed to be around 9,000 years old. The discovery includes tools linked to trade networks spanning over 2,500 miles. This remarkable find has social media buzzing, raising questions about early civilizations around the Great Lakes. Read the full story here.

Celebrating National 'Drink Wine' Day by Supporting Small Businesses in Cleveland Heights

Cleveland 13’s Gremi visited CLE Urban Winery to celebrate National Drink Wine Day with owner Destiny Burns. The visit highlighted the importance of supporting small businesses, especially amid challenges like the recent fire near the winery. Local entrepreneurs like Burns and All City Candy’s Elisabeth Sapell continue to inspire with their resilience and community spirit. Read the full story here.

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