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2012 Cleveland Auto Show information
Ohio auto dealers hope to jumpstart the spring selling season at the 2012 Cleveland Auto Show.
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Auto Show to offer more Ride-N-Drives
The Cleveland Auto Show will host at least seven interactive Ride-N-Drive events, more than ever before and more than any other auto show in the nation.
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Auto Show cars and trucks
Dozens of new cars and trucks will be on display at the auto show.
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Click to Watch VideoGoing to the Show 2012 Cleveland Auto Show Dates
Tickets, parking and more... The show takes place at the I-X Center. Parking is free. To purchase tickets in advance, visit the official website.
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Romney's comments to WEWS stirring talk
An interview with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, conducted by NewsChannel5’s Chris Flanagan, is catching a lot of attention after Romney took credit for the auto industry’s bounce back.
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Driverless cars now allowed on roads
One state is the first in the nation to let Google's driverless cars on the road. With people in the car, it's odd to see the driver not touch the wheel.
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The only time to buy extended warranties
Ever wonder when you should (and shouldn't) buy an extended warranty? John Matarese has the answers.
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Ford starts 3rd shift for engine demand
Ford's Cleveland Engine Plant No. 1 announces the addition of a third shift to meet demand for its popular fuel-efficient EcoBoost V6 engines.
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GM to scrap Chevy Avalanche truck
General Motors is scrapping the Chevrolet Avalanche pickup truck.
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GM recalls 50,000 SUVs for wiper issue
General Motors is recalling about 50,000 large crossover SUVs to fix a problem with the windshield wipers.
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Override systems proposed for gas pedals
New cars and light trucks would have to have override systems to prevent unintended acceleration in instances where the driver steps on the gas pedal and brake at the same time or accelerator control systems disconnect, under new federal regulations…
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Auto sales strong, led by small cars
The auto industry looks set to ride the appeal of smaller cars to its best monthly performance in almost four years.
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Ford's US sales up 5% in March
Ford Motor Co. says its U.S. sales rose 5 percent in March on strong demand for the Focus small car.
Water Cooler News
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National chocolate chip day
Chips ahoy! May 15 is National Chocolate Chip Day.
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Sophia, Jacob most popular baby names
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Giant asteroid got one-two crater punch
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How much will Americans spend on Mom?
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Mantyhose: Pantyhose for men new trend?
Spotlight
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Toilet paper clue cracks murder mystery
Quick-thinking forensic experts cracked the case of a murdered Akron woman and her son after spotting a tiny clue that was hiding in plain sight.
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Vault: Clinton's 1992 election-eve rally
If it’s presidential election season, you’ll find all those seeking the office crisscrossing Ohio and 1992 was no exception.
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Watch 3D video
Make sure to see the 3D video lighting up the Higbee Building.
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Building Better Neighborhoods
Find out how you can get involved!
Consumer News
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Feds: Skechers deceived consumers w/ ads
Claims that Skechers' fitness shoes can help shed pounds and tone muscles are sketchy at best, says the government -- and they're going to cost the company millions of dollars.
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Cleveland water to install new meters
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Spotting a fake when you buy online
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Siding strippers strike CLE neighborhood
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Best places to find free public Wi-Fi
Consumer Advocate
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Spotting a fake when you buy online
The Internet is creating a whole new business for counterfeit products, and consumers are falling for them.
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Dropped calls, dead zones, & signal woes
We go behind the scenes to show you what cell phone carriers are doing to make sure your signal is strong, and showing you the steps you can take to boost your reception.
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Mother's Day savings still possible
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Will the IRS delay tax refunds in future
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Meat prices that won't break the bank
Troubleshooter
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Cleveland water to install new meters
Cleveland Division of Water will start to install automated meter reading technology in homes this summer.
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Siding strippers strike CLE neighborhood
Criminals stole metal siding from a series of 16 homes, along a half stretch of East 55 street, within several weeks.
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Residents fight sprinkling system fee
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Nehemiah Mission helps neighborhoods
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Cleveland residents help make arrests
