I-90 will close in both directions near Carnegie Avenue in downtown Cleveland on Nov. 13–14 and Nov. 20–23.
Crews will demolish the East 22nd Street and Cedar Avenue bridges as part of the $328 million Central Interchange project. The I-77 North ramp to I-90 East will also close during both periods.
Swipe for closure times, detours and a look at what’s being built.🚧
Sherrod Brown defeats Jon Husted to return to the U.S. Senate.
Brown will represent Ohio for a term ending in January 2029.
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Halloween in Cleveland delivered a true nightmare 🐍
Cleveland Animal Care & Control safely removed an 8-foot python after it fell through a resident’s ceiling from an abandoned upstairs unit.
A call recording mentions someone reportedly breaking into the home and leaving the snake behind, though that detail has not been independently confirmed.
Amy Acton defeats Vivek Ramaswamy to become Ohio’s next governor.
Acton will succeed Mike DeWine and become the first woman elected governor of Ohio.
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Halloween in Cleveland delivered a true nightmare 🐍
Cleveland Animal Care & Control safely removed an 8-foot python after it fell through a resident’s ceiling from an abandoned upstairs unit.
A call recording mentions someone reportedly breaking into the home and leaving the snake behind, though that detail has not been independently confirmed.
Cuyahoga County showed up early 🗳️
Lines stretched around the block in Cleveland this weekend as voters waited to cast their ballots at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections.
By Oct. 26, the county had already surpassed its entire 2022 early in-person voting total, with more than 28,000 ballots cast and nearly a week of early voting still remaining.
Across Ohio, early in-person voting was also on pace to set a midterm election record, according to the secretary of state’s office.
Did you vote early this year?
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Two pilots flying over Ohio spotted something they couldn’t identify and contacted Cleveland air traffic control for answers 👀
According to the National UFO Reporting Center, the private charter crew encountered a silver, pill-shaped object near Tiffin on August 16. They described it as standing upright with no visible wings or engines, and one pilot managed to photograph it.
The pilots contacted Cleveland Center, but controllers reportedly had no corresponding radar contact. Their jet’s collision-avoidance system also showed no nearby traffic matching the object.
NUFORC says investigators found no matching radar return or planned balloon launch that explained the encounter, although a balloon has not been definitively ruled out.
What do you think they saw?
Source: National UFO Reporting Center / Daily Mail
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Your November plans, served 🦃🍂
From concerts and comedy to game days and the start of holiday festivities, there’s plenty happening around Cleveland this month.
Swipe through, save this for later, and send it to whoever you’re making plans with 👀
What’s on your calendar? Drop any events we missed below! 👇
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Two pilots flying over Ohio spotted something they couldn’t identify and contacted Cleveland air traffic control for answers 👀
According to the National UFO Reporting Center, the private charter crew encountered a silver, pill-shaped object near Tiffin on August 16. They described it as standing upright with no visible wings or engines, and one pilot managed to photograph it.
The pilots contacted Cleveland Center, but controllers reportedly had no corresponding radar contact. Their jet’s collision-avoidance system also showed no nearby traffic matching the object.
NUFORC says investigators found no matching radar return or planned balloon launch that explained the encounter, although a balloon has not been definitively ruled out.
What do you think they saw?
Source: National UFO Reporting Center / Daily Mail
Cover image is a concept illustration.
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Patrick Stewart gave Cleveland fans a moment to remember during LaGrangeCon in October 1990 at the Independence Holiday Inn.
Comics writer Tony Isabella recalled that Stewart arrived tired and hungry after flight delays but declined a chance to eat and rest, instead speaking and signing free autographs until every fan in line had been served.
RIP to a legend who made time for the people who showed up for him.
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A private ambulance driver reportedly got lost while transporting a 56-year-old woman with chest pain to Cleveland Clinic, then left her in the ambulance and called an Uber home, according to NE Ohio Scanner.
The reported incident happened in the 4100 block of West 150th Street, and the scanner account later indicated Cleveland EMS apparently completed her transport. These details have not been independently confirmed.
Meet Nikolai! 🐆
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo’s rare Amur leopard cub has officially made his public debut alongside his mom, Marta.
Nikolai is the first Amur leopard born at any Ohio zoo. His arrival marks a milestone for one of the world’s most critically endangered big cats.
Cleveland’s own Simone Jelks was on the officiating crew for last night’s Cavs game against the Wizards, giving us a great reason to highlight her story here once again.
A Brush High School graduate and former Division I basketball player at USC, Jelks became the second Black woman and seventh woman overall to serve as a full-time NBA referee in 2020.
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