Green Circle Growers is one of the largest greenhouse operations in the Midwest and produces hundreds of thousands of flowers for supermarkets and big-box
Professor Bruce Weigl at Lorain County Community College was a finalist in the Pulitzer Prize competition for poetry.
The Barbershop Literacy Project is a program involving about two dozen barbershops through the greater Cleveland area to establish reading corners for children.
Cedar Point Amusement Park's newest roller coaster is a work of both strength and art.
Twenty years after the hit movie "Shawshank Redemption" was produced in the old Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio, Leon Bibb visits the unsettling former prison and discovers ghosts in the cellblock.
Humphrey Popcorn Company is still making the treats that were the major sellers at the old Euclid Beach Amusement Park.
Following his anchor duties during the noon broadcast, our own Leon Bibb was surprised by a trio of local veterans wanting to honor and thank him.
Green Circle Growers is one of the largest greenhouse operations in the Midwest and produces hundreds of thousands of flowers for supermarkets and big-box
Eugene Polatajko, who bought Rudy's Strudel and Bakery in Parma 35 years ago, continues to make her Eastern European treats as if the food was for her own
At every funeral of a U.S. military veteran at the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery, there is an honor guard unit giving tribute to the deceased.
Guggisberg family has made cheese the old-fashioned way for 60 years, following the recipe its ancestor brought from Switzerland.
The Crawford Auto Aviation Collection of Cleveland-made cars and planes is highlighted as Western Reserve Historical society accelerates its coverage of
Holtkamp Organs of Cleveland celebrates 111 years as a premier manufacturer of pipe organs.
Swenson's Drive-in Restaurants, based in Akron, sticks with what has made it a popular eatery since 1934. Its servers still run through the parking lot taking
The courtroom of Painesville Municipal Court Judge Michael Cicconetti could carry the nickname Court of Unusual Sentences.
Time almost stands still in Chagrin Hardware, which has sold hardware goods in Chagrin Falls for 156 years. Still, its daily business is brisk.
The Reverend Kenneth Chalker speaks strongly against automatic weapons in the hands of the civilian population.
The residents of Arthur Avenue in the Cleveland suburb of Lakewood probably never thought their yearly Christmas Eve practice of lighting luminaries become a
"Tis The Season is a year-around Christmas ornaments and decorations store. The owner began the business in 1996 after receiving "a sign from God" to go
When the philosopher penned the phrase "give light and the people will find their way," regardless of whether he knew it, he was providing a lighted pathway
Farmer Terry Smith believes in farming the old-fashioned way, including how he raises turkeys that are bound for the Thanksgiving Day roasting oven.
A 13-year-old Elyria, Ohio, boy tried out for the Cleveland movie production of "Fun Size" and found so much success, he is now hoping Hollywood calls again.
The First Ladies National Historic Site offers a wives' view of lives with the men the U.S. elected as presidents.
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An 18-year-old has been given until Friday to agree to a plea deal on charges of lewd and lascivious battery of a child 12 to 16 years old, but some are calling for the charges to be dropped.
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Watch as you cross the finish line at the 2013 Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon.
Road closures in Cleveland for the movie “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” start on Saturday, but the city says it is prepared.
With your help, Power of 5 Meteorologist Mark Johnson could soon be in the palm of your hand – as a bobblehead.
Find out how you can participate in the inaugural NewsChannel5 School Expo at SouthPark Center Mall on July 27.