Vintage clips from the Jan Jones era of the Morning Exchange.
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VAULT: Building Blossom Music Center
What do the Cleveland Orchestra, Barry Manilow, Carol Channing and William Shatner have in common? If you said Blossom Music Center, then give yourself a star!
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Vault: Weather tosses from Playhouse Sq.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, our Don Webster would head out to various downtown locations to do weather tosses for our 11 p.m. broadcast here at WEWS.
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VAULT: Alex Haley on 'Black On Black'
Famed author Alex Haley appeared on the WEWS program "Black On Black" in 1976.
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Vault: 'KaZoo,' the kids at the zoo show
"KaZoo," the fun and educational kids' show, aired for five years on WEWS starting in 1998.
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Vault: Rocco Scotti sings the anthem
In Cleveland, the national anthem and Rocco Scotti go hand in hand.
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Video Vault: Classroom Camera on WEWS
For being a fourth grader explaining exploration on TV, Chris Dorton of Freedom Academy in Cleveland did a pretty good job.
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VAULT: Mike Tyson & Don King Live on 5
Two boxing legends and a broadcasting legend share the small screen.
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Vault: Dr. King's visits to Cleveland
The iconic civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King visited Cleveland often in the 1960s.
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Vault: Merv, the Number and Newsreel
WEWS Eyewitness Newsreel from June 7, 1982 and a few surprises.
WEWS medical editor Dr. Ted Castele on 'an apple a day' fighting cancer. Check out a clip from 1979.
Forty years ago, the Morning Exchange hit local airwaves, changing local and national TV.
To make way for the new Browns, the old stadium had to come down. But not without some drama.
Celebrating the beginning of the Morning Exchange 40 years ago.
Christmas in Cleveland 1963 just weeks after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
News Team Blogs
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Toddler Tales: Camille turns 5
We celebrate a big birthday at Disney World in the little life of my daughter.
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Animal Kingdom set to run at Gulfstream
Animal Kingdom, the 2011 Kentucky Derby winner, will make his 2012 debut at Gulfstream Park.
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Blog: Danita's interview with Whitney
As a rookie entertainment reporter, NewsChannel5's Danita Harris met Whitney Houston while covering "The Preacher's Wife."
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Chase is showing his 'other' side
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Banana trees in a tropical jungle...
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Growing up fast but not fast enough?
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Toddler Tales: Marking a Milestone
