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This Saturday, July 11th, the West Side Market is going full outdoor with “Market in the Park” — a free, family-friendly explosion of vendors, food trucks, live music, and activities spread across Market Square Park. Designed to complement the main market and adapt to ongoing renovations, it’s a fresh spot for both longtime merchants and new pop-ups to shine. Plus, it’s happening right next to Gre...

A 32-year-old man from Blue Ash, Ohio, pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting minors after hiding cameras in teen girls’ bedrooms to secretly record them undressed — and even tried to film another victim. The disturbing abuse spanned from 2021 to 2025, uncovered when victims’ families found the hidden devices. Mitsnefes also stole their clothes and stored them in his room, and used Wi-Fi to stream...

A new chicken chain called Birdcall is set to invade Northeast Ohio, bringing tech-driven, customizable chicken experiences to the table — and the arcade. With 17 locations already in Colorado, Arizona, and Texas, they’re targeting 25 spots across Ohio within a year, plus expansion into Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Wisconsin. Their menu blends craveable flavors — from gluten-free nugge...

Sherwin-Williams, Cleveland’s historic paint giant and symbol of local pride, stands atop a legacy of resilience—but its gleaming new tower looms over a painful truth: the very product it sold helped poison generations of children. For 160 years, the company thrived while quietly ignoring its role in a public health crisis that still haunts Northeast Ohio. Now, with its roots deeply tied to the ci...

Cleveland just locked down Donovan Mitchell with a jaw-dropping 4-year, $273M extension starting in 2027 — a move that’s sparking debate but might actually be a steal given the rising NBA salary cap. At 34 in his final season, Mitchell’s injury risk is real, but the Cavs see him as irreplaceable. Since joining in 2022, he’s been a cornerstone of their success, an All-Star, and even turned down a b...

Ryan Day is heating up the preseason spotlight, sitting atop the Dodd Trophy watchlist as the top candidate to end Ohio State’s 24-year drought since Jim Tressel’s win in 2002 — competing against elite names like Kirby Smart, Lincoln Riley, and Kalen DeBoer. Meanwhile, in the Big 12, coaches stunned the football world by picking BYU to win the conference, despite Texas Tech’s recent playoff run —...

Coral Reef Restaurant at Epcot is closing temporarily starting September 8, 2026, for an undisclosed reason—though Disney’s massive $60 billion park upgrade plan hints at bigger changes. This unique dining spot, the only one in Walt Disney World where you eat beside a living coral reef, has already switched to dinner-only hours, raising questions about its future. While Disney says it’ll reopen la...

Decades, the beloved Cleveland bar in the Flats East Bank, is packing up and relocating after a sudden shutdown — not because of a building issue, but because the landlord pulled the plug over overcrowding and altercations, despite the team’s efforts to fix things with new rules. With no new location confirmed yet, this move adds to the growing list of nightlife closures in the area, highlighting...

Lake Erie walleye are biting—thanks to smarter summer tactics. Anglers are targeting deeper, cooler waters during the day and hitting near-shore spots, piers, and break walls at dawn, dusk, and night, following the thermocline where baitfish gather. Trolling at 2–3 mph is sparking more strikes, while shore anglers are crushing it with gold-weight-forward spinners tipped with nightcrawlers during l...

Gavin Williams delivered a masterclass on Thursday, tossing seven innings and striking out eleven to power the Guardians to a 5-2 win over the Twins, while also showcasing his elite form with his 134th K of the season and tying for the AL lead in wins. Facing a depleted bullpen, Williams stepped up when it mattered most, shutting the door after a tense moment that saw the Twins tie the game and lo...

Schwebel Baking Company, the beloved century-old breadmaker behind brands like Millbrook and Sun-Maid, may not be shutting down after all—new rumors of a potential buyer are emerging just as the company faced imminent closure. A court pause in a Teamsters lawsuit gives hope that the iconic Ohio-based bakery could be saved through an expedited bankruptcy sale, sparing its 700+ employees and the com...

This Saturday, join the ninth annual Miles for Migraine walk at North Chagrin Reservation—where every step funds critical migraine research right here in Cleveland. Migraines aren’t just headaches; they’re debilitating, disabling, and often misunderstood. With local doctors stressing that even new treatments leave many patients in pain, your support helps drive real progress at University Hospital...

A 39-year-old man, Julius Edwards, is now in custody after a wild, multi-agency chase that began with a brutal stabbing of his girlfriend—15 stab wounds, blood everywhere. He fled the scene, then bolted from police after a high-speed crash, shot at an officer, and carjacked a minivan—leading to a second chase that ended when he flipped a police cruiser. Neighbors witnessed the chaos, and he was fi...

A baby red panda just made its debut at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo — born June 21st to parents Poppy and Willie. Healthy and thriving, the cub is staying out of sight for now as staff and mom work to keep it safe and strong. No gender reveal yet, and no public viewing schedule — but conservation wins like this are priceless. Red pandas are endangered in the wild, so every new birth is a hopeful step...

Weight loss meds like GLP-1s are sparking tough conversations—people want to know if you’re on them, but the answer isn’t simple. It’s about navigating personal health choices without oversharing, while also grappling with the emotional weight of caregiving. One listener wrestles with a parent’s unhappiness in assisted living, and the advice? Look beyond traditional options—tour facilities, involv...

Cleveland Heights police respond to chilling scenes: two toddlers found wandering—one in a diaper, the other barefoot—while their mother slept in the basement, leading to child endangerment charges. Meanwhile, a teen is arrested after a foot chase with a loaded handgun, a woman is assaulted after a theft dispute, a stolen Kia is recovered abandoned with a suspect exiting it, and a drunk driver lea...

Sergeant Scott Ries, a beloved 30-year law enforcement veteran from Rittman, is being honored in a solemn funeral and procession as the community mourns his loss. Meanwhile, Cleveland’s Providence House crisis nursery was hit by gunfire twice over the Fourth of July weekend, but staff safely evacuated children with no injuries. In Canton, Julius Edwards faces court on attempted murder charges afte...

Michigan’s surprise hire of Kyle Whittingham isn’t about building a dynasty—it’s about stability. The veteran coach, whose two-decade Utah run proved he can turn around a program, brings his culture and staff to stop Michigan’s slide and keep them competitive. While Ohio State just ended Michigan’s winning streak and seemed poised to reclaim dominance, Whittingham’s arrival could prolong the rival...

Michigan’s last five years have been a rollercoaster of triumph and turmoil—national titles, a perfect season, and four straight wins over Ohio State, all overshadowed by scandal, controversy, and a rocky transition under new coach Sherrone Moore. Fans grapple with whether those wins prove resilience or reveal a program willing to bend rules to break its rival’s grip. The legacy? A glittering scor...

Bryce Underwood’s bold claim—he’s the greatest QB to ever play for Michigan—isn’t just bravado; it’s a high-stakes promise that could define his legacy. With flashes of talent last season but inconsistency and untapped mobility, the pressure mounts as he enters his sophomore year. The Buckeye Talk hosts weigh his confidence against the reality: Michigan needs elite play to compete for a playoff sp...

Friday, July 10th, 2026, is your day to dig deep and explore every option—don’t settle for the first path that appears. Whether it’s health, money, or clearing space for what truly excites you, investing energy wisely will unlock serious success this year. Born on this day? Lean into your passion and ignore the crowd—your breakthroughs come from inward focus and smart research. Aries connect with...

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An 18-year-old, Christion Olson, died in July 2024 after suffering blunt force trauma injuries, and his family has filed a civil lawsuit against five defendants—including three teens allegedly present that night and the parents of one—claiming they ignored his medical needs, drove him around, and only called 911 hours later. The suit argues the injuries were from a sustained assault and that failu...

Seven cases of cyclosporiasis hit Summit County, linked to unwashed produce, as health officials race to trace the outbreak through genetic testing. Across Ohio, 177 cases have been reported—with 30 hospitalized—mostly from June. Restaurants are tightening food safety protocols, and experts urge everyone to wash hands and scrub produce thoroughly to prevent infection. Symptoms include severe diarr...

Coach Greg Hanchuk’s final season ends with a triumphant lineman challenge win — his last hurrah before retirement, with his own son Nik playing his final high school game. For four years, Hanchuk’s team has dominated this 7-on-7 tournament’s strength-focused drills, flipping tires and pushing sleds to shine the spotlight on the often-overlooked offensive and defensive linemen. While lightning cut...