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Where to watch the Cleveland National Air Show and other things to do labor day weekend
The annual Cleveland National Air Show will be back on the shores of Lake Erie this Labor Day weekend, Aug. 30-Sept. 2. Every year since 1964, thousands of Greater Cleveland residents and aerospace fans have flocked to Burke Lakefront Airport to watch flight teams, like the U.S. Navy’s iconic Blue Angels, parachuters, life flight helicopters and more soar through the sky.
Browns explain shocking quarterback decision
The Cleveland Browns made a pretty shocking decision to include four quarterbacks on their 53-man roster when it was announced on Tuesday – the only team in the league to include more than four quarterbacks on the roster. And head coach Kevin Stefanski explained the controversial decision on Tuesday.
Shaker Heights home repair grant program gets another cash infusion
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio -- To meet increased demand for its expanded -- and already expended -- home repair grant program, City Council on Monday (Aug. 26) authorized another $60,500 to go primarily toward exterior “brick-and-mortar” improvements. “Through July alone, 47 home repair grant projects either have been completed...
Cleveland State Among America's Best Employers
Cleveland State University (CSU) has been awarded on the Forbes list of America’s Best-In-State Employers 2024. This prestigious award is presented by Forbes and Statista Inc., the leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider. The award list was announced on Aug. 20 and can be viewed on the Forbes website.
Cooling Centers Open In Cleveland
High temperatures are predicted to be in the mid-90s today in Cleveland. With that, cooling centers will be opened to provide a refuge for those who need a place where they can beat the heat. Six neighborhood resource and recreation centers will serve as cooling centers today from 11:30 a.m....
New sustainable to-go system launching in dining halls
This fall, Bon Appétit Management Co. is rolling out a new reusable to-go system in the dining halls called USEFULL. The new program will feature a stainless steel containers students will be able to scan out at the cashier stand using their phones, take to any station they choose to dine at in the café, and return the container to any of the all-you-care-to-eat cafés (Leutner, Fribley or Carlton) within two days.
Cleveland Explosion Suspect Arrested: 68-Year-Old Woman Killed (video)
Arrest in Connection to Deadly Cleveland Explosion. A tragic incident that shook a Cleveland neighborhood last year has culminated in the arrest of a 39-year-old man, Christopher Terry. The U.S. Marshals Service, in collaboration with local authorities, arrested Terry in connection to a deadly explosion that occurred on November 19th. The explosion, which was caused by a speeding car crashing into a building’s gas line, resulted in the death of a 68-year-old woman named April Yarbrough Crosby.
Racist Flyers Spark Outrage in Cleveland’s Hough Neighborhood (Video)
Recently, Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood was shaken by the discovery of racist flyers that had been distributed throughout the community. The flyers, which contain vile and hateful messages, have sparked outrage among residents and have prompted an investigation by local law enforcement. The Flyers and Their Impact. The flyers were...
Orange school board approves contract for renovations to Pepper Pike Learning Center
PEPPER PIKE, Ohio -- The Orange Board of Education has approved a contract with the Albert M. Higley Co. of Cleveland to provide a larger, more secure entrance to the Pepper Pike Learning Center (PPLC), along with other renovations to the building. The renovations, approved Monday (Aug. 26), are primarily...
Heat Advisory issued for Wednesday
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Northern Indiana and northwest Ohio are facing dangerous heat levels this week with temperatures in the mid-90s expected with heat indexes of more than 100. A Heat Advisory is issued for Wednesday. The National Weather Service says the heat will be dangerous. The heat...
Parma’s Stearns Homestead rolls out new accessibility mats
PARMA, Ohio -- The Parma Area Historical Society’s Stearns Homestead recently increased accessibility for wheelchair users and individuals with mobility needs. Roughly 100 feet of Mobi-Mat walkways have been added at the Ridge Road farm. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
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