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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland Crunch have advanced to the Major League Indoor Soccer semifinals Saturday, April 1. The Crunch will play top-seeded Omaha Kings at 7 p.m. at Grand Sports Arena in Hoffman Estates, a Chicago suburb. The game will be live-streamed.

Cleveland Crunch advance in playoffs

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Lefty’s Famous Cheesesteaks Hoagies & Grill founder Sam Berry confirmed the company is set to move into the Northeast Ohio market with Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson as an investor. Berry would not discuss location details, saying no deal has been signed. But he said...

Lefty’s Cheesesteaks entering Greater Cleveland market with Deshaun Watson as equity owner

Chesterland, OH

CHESTERLAND, Ohio -- The Community Church of Chesterland, which plans to host a Drag Story Hour next Saturday, said its sign and building were vandalized Friday night. The Proud Boys, an all-male, neo-fascist organization, last week circulated notices encouraging protests at a sold-out drag brunch, to take place Saturday at Element 41 in Chardon, sponsored by the community church.

Ohio church set to host drag story hour vandalized

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Perry’s Ice Cream is launching 14 new flavors – 13 ice cream and one sherbet. And know this: It’s billed as a reimagined extra-indulgent pint line. Perry’s Ice Cream Product Development Manager Amanda Gleba said in a press release the company has “increased the butterfat and density resulting in an extra indulgent experience of creamy richness.” That butterfat boost reportedly makes for a smoother and creamier ice cream.

Perry’s Ice Cream launching 14 decadent flavors

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- To clinch a playoff spot, the Cavaliers beat Houston, 108-91. Watching that Sunday night game is a reminder of how easily the Cavs could be Houston, a team with a six -- that’s right, SIX -- of their own first round picks on the roster.

The amazing rise of playoff-bound Cavs isn’t always fully appreciated -- Terry Pluto

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Last Page in the Pinecrest development has scheduled “Crème de la Femme,” a dinner celebrating women in the restaurant industry in Cleveland. The dinner is set for 6 p.m. Thursday, May 11.

The Last Page to hold ‘Crème de la Femme’ dinner celebrating women in the restaurant industry

LAKEWOOD, Ohio – Dustin Brady was like any typical boy his age. Growing up on the West Side of Cleveland, he says his “greatest accomplishment was avoiding the emergency room throughout my entire childhood.” If he was “forced” to read a book, it had to be action-packed and funny.

Local kids’ author Dustin Brady reaches game-obsessed youth by using video games as the basis for his books

LAKEWOOD, Ohio – Sweet Designs Chocolatier Ines Rehner is living her “American dream.”. Thirty years after immigrating to the United States from her native farming community in Yugoslavia (now part of Croatia), her boutique chocolatier shop in Lakewood is one of the few local businesses that actually grew during the coronavirus pandemic. She believes it was because people were seeking some form of comfort and joy.

Yelp users rank Sweet Designs Chocolatier No. 1 in Greater Cleveland: Meet the woman behind these decadent confections

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- For a nickel a day in the 1880s, Cleveland women’s philanthropies ran nurseries that provided food, clothing, medical care and a safe place to learn while their parents worked. By 1900, the Cleveland Day Nursery & Free Kindergarten Association operated not just nurseries, according to the...

Cleveland women provided public childcare more than a century ago. What happened?

CLEVELAND, Ohio - A California-based company has bought the newly-built Cleveland MedVet building. The veterinary center, located at 20400 Emerald Parkway, sold for about $18 million to Terraza 8 LLC, an affiliate of San Diego-based Realty Income Corp., according to Cuyahoga County records. However, the deed states the sale amount was $10 and “other good and valuable consideration.”

Emerald Parkway building sold for $18M

CLEVELAND, Ohio — If you tested positive for COVID-19 but are still experiencing symptoms many months after your recovery, you may be eligible to participate in a clinical study that could help researchers unravel the mystery of long COVID-19. The purpose of the research is to determine the reasons why some people recover fully from the coronavirus, while others remain sick long after they test negative.

Got long-COVID? Cleveland RECOVER study wants you

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Lakewood, OH

LAKEWOOD, Ohio – The photography exhibit “This is Trans” premieres March 31 at Studio West 117 in Lakewood. Created by Columbus photographer Vincent-Natasha Gay, the traveling show features 100 portraits of transgender individuals from around North America as well as education-focused digital art pieces. The free exhibit...

‘This is Trans’ photography show opens at Studio West 117

CLEVELAND, Ohio – A 15-year-old boy died Saturday, five days after he was shot in the city’s Brooklyn Centre neighborhood. Carlos R. Fernandez, of Cleveland, died at MetroHealth Medical Center where he was confined since the shooting took place on March 20, according to police and the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner.

Teen dies after shooting in Cleveland’s Brooklyn Centre neighborhood

Brecksville, OH

CLEVELAND, Ohio — In a season of parity and unpredictability, cool hands often prevailed. Naturally, the cool left hand of Luke Skaljac kept Brecksville-Broadview Heights among Northeast Ohio’s best teams for the second straight year. The Bees have won 43 games the last two seasons and made consecutive OHSAA Division I district finals with Skaljac playing a leading role.

Boys basketball All-Stars 2023: Brecksville’s Luke Skaljac leads cleveland.com Fab 50

CLEVELAND, Ohio – No arrests have been made after a Shaker Heights man was shot Friday in the city’s Buckeye-Shaker neighborhood. Demond Donerson, 44, was shot in the head about 6:30 p.m., according to police and the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner. Police found Donerson in the 3000 block of East 123rd Street with a gunshot wound to his head.

Man dies after shooting in Cleveland’s Buckeye-Shaker neighborhood

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North Ridgeville, OH

NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio – The city is working to design a veterans memorial, which will be installed behind the Safetyville building at 35753 Bainbridge Road. A public meeting was held March 22 to discuss the plan. In attendance were Ward 2 Councilman Dennis Boose, Parks and Recreation Director Kevin Fougerousse and Keriann Roach, Jeff Grigsby and Jim Hordinski from VFW Post 9871.

North Ridgeville drawing up plans for veterans memorial

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cavs are on solid ground just a few weeks before the NBA Playoffs begin. With a win over the Houston Rockets on Sunday, the Cavs clinched a postseason spot, their first time doing so without LeBron James on the roster since 1998, and giving them their first playoff appearance since 2018.

The Cavs clinch a playoff berth, but can they rise in the Eastern Conference standings? Wine and Gold Talk Podcast

CLEVELAND, Ohio - A bit of sunshine appears to be in the forecast for Tuesday. The National Weather Service is calling for highs around 40 degrees with light winds and mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. Skies will gradually clear later in the day with overnight lows dropping to around 30 degrees. Wednesday should see some morning sunshine before afternoon showers move in and winds increase. Highs will top out around 50.

A break from the rain: Northeast Ohio’s Tuesday weather forecast

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry said it expects to forge ahead with plans to turn an old office building into a youth drop-in center in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood, despite considerable pushback from neighbors who say they don’t want it on their street. The nonprofit is...

Drop-in center for homeless youth on hold amid pushback from some Ohio City neighbors

CLEVELAND, Ohio – A Cleveland man was slain Sunday on the city’s East Side, according to police. Derrion Miller, 20, was shot at 3 a.m. at a home on Kinsman Road, near Anita Kennedy Avenue, according to police and the office of the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner. Miller was shot in the hip but was still conscious when police arrived.

Cleveland man fatally shot on city’s East Side

Akron, OH

AKRON, Ohio - Q: Are They Not Documentary Subjects? A: They Are DEVO!. New wave art band Devo is the subject of an upcoming feature-length documentary directed by Chris Smith, the man behind the viral Netflix documentary, “Tiger King.”. The documentary, elegantly titled “DEVO,” is currently in production and...

DEVO to be subject of new feature length Documentary...’DEVO’

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CHESTER TOWNSHIP, Ohio – As the celebration of life service for Moreland Hills Mayor Daniel Fritz was about to begin Saturday (March 25), a severe thunderstorm and high winds caused a loss of electrical power, and a backup generator kicked on. But by the end of the 90-minute service,...

More than 400 pay final tribute to Moreland Hills Mayor Daniel Fritz

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Two amateur fishermen on Monday avoided a trial on felony charges tied to a cheating scandal at a Cleveland walleye fishing tournament and pleaded guilty. Jacob Runyan and Chase Cominsky pleaded guilty to cheating, a fifth-degree felony, and a fourth-degree misdemeanor of unlawful ownership of wild animals.

Fishermen plead guilty to cheating at Cleveland walleye tournament

Brunswick, OH

BRUNSWICK HILLS TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- Up until six years ago, almost everyone who regularly traveled north on Pearl Road would know where Michael’s Mini Mart was. And those who stopped in would know its vibrant owner, Michael A. Esber, who always seemed to have a friendly smile. Many others...

Longtime Brunswick Hills Township Trustee Michael Esber has died

AKRON, Ohio — FirstEnergy has picked a former AEP executive to be its newest CEO. The company announced Monday morning that Brian Tierney will be named CEO and president in June. Tierney, currently working for the investment firm Blackstone, spent 23 years working at Ohio-based American Electric Power, better known as AEP.

FirstEnergy picks former AEP exec Brian Tierney as its new CEO

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Dyngus Day Cleveland announces 2022 celebration details

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Get ready for a polka, pierogi and piwo-filled celebration. Dyngus Day Cleveland has returned, set to take place 10 a.m.-8 p.m. on Monday,...

Dyngus Day Cleveland announces 2022 celebration details

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