Mason is growing up fast, but I wasn't happy at his speed at first.
I knew Mason would get sick but little did I know my immune sytem would be tested and fail.
When my wife and I get asked how our son Mason is doing, we tell them the truth. With this kid I think the truth hurts a little--to some people.
Mason was born at 8:21p.m. By 8:30 p.m., everyone who wanted to know could find out using social media.
Technology is going to help and it’s going to hinder.
This post in not intended to be a complaint, but just an outline of some of my thoughts on the accommodations for Dad at the hospital.
This first entry into the Mike's Dad Blog is going to be a little history, and is being typed as Mason Michael Vielhaber is now 15 days old.
Arias sat down with NewsChannel5's sister station Tuesday night, just hours after jurors began deliberating, to speak out about the trial, her feelings about
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Researchers are finding even more ways that mobile phones impact -- and reveal -- our well-being.
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In wake of monster tornado, stories of survival told by many who marvel they made it out alive.
Cleveland-area churches gear up to help relief efforts in Moore, Oklahoma and they're looking for the community to help.
NewsChannel5 reporter Stephanie Ramirez is in Moore, Oklahoma, where 24 died from an EF-5 tornado on Monday.
Leaders of an Oklahoma megachurch, with multiple campuses in the Oklahoma City area, say dozens of families who are members have lost their homes to Monday's
The Vatican is downplaying speculation that Pope Francis intended to perform an exorcism.
Two days after an EF-5 tornado tore through the town of Moore, Okla., residents are being allowed to return to where their homes once stood.
The death toll from Monday's tornado in Moore stands at 24, but officials say six people are still unaccounted for.
Three-sport athlete Griffin Jenkins is the McDonald's Student Athlete of the Week.
"Jenny from the Block" wants the block to buy Verizon phones from her.
The family of a 17-year-old Mentor girl who was brutally murdered in 1985 is urging the Ohio Parole Board to keep her killer behind bars.
A procession of volunteers filed down a street toward the Moore Cemetery, a 20-acre resting ground that accommodates the city’s earliest leaders and soon will
A Cleveland police officer was fired on Wednesday, more than a year after she was charged with stabbing her boyfriend.
In a medical first, doctors used plastic particles and a 3-D laser printer to create an airway splint to save the life of a baby boy who used to stop breathing
A steady stream of people continue to flock to the home of Cleveland kidnapping suspect Ariel Castro, taking photos of the house of horrors.
- About Mike's Blog
NewsChannel5 overnight photojournalist Mike Vielhaber shares his journey into fatherhood for the first time.
"I hope to share my experiences and the lessons learned, including some of those 'eureka' moments. I want this to be enjoyable and humorous Thanks for reading"
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