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Michelin announced the first-ever American Great Lakes edition, including Cleveland, with inspectors visiting the region and a first-half‑2027 ceremony to reveal selections; Destination Cleveland will fund the effort for three years, aiming to boost local restaurants and tourism, and local chefs expect increased national attention for Cleveland’s dining scene across stars and Bib Gourmand recognitions.
A 7-ton meteor streaked across the Cleveland sky at about 45,000 mph, fragmenting over Valley City and releasing roughly 250 tons of TNT energy. NASA confirms a nearly 6-foot-diameter rock, visible from Wisconsin to Maryland, with most debris likely burning up in the atmosphere and no confirmed ground debris yet.
A loud boom heard across Cleveland (and as far as New York and Pennsylvania) is likely from a meteor, per the National Weather Service, which cited data from a geostationary lightning mapper and a Pittsburgh-area employee’s video of the meteor arcing across the sky. The NWS said the boom may have occurred when the meteor broke the sound barrier, though the exact entry time is unclear. The American Meteor Society had not yet commented. There have been other fireball sightings in Ohio recently.
Cleveland Soccer Group unveiled Forest City Cleveland as the city’s new professional men’s soccer club identity, developed with input from more than 3,000 Northeast Ohio fans. The crest centers the 350-year-old Moses Cleaveland sycamore, uses art-deco-inspired geometry and state outlines, and adopts colors drawn from the region’s landscape. The club debuts in MLS NEXT Pro in 2027, launches forestcitycle.com with season-ticket deposits and merchandise, and will roll out a women’s team branding in May along with a slate of 2026 community events to build a unified soccer ecosystem.
Two 8-year-old Mila Chatman and 10-year-old Amor Wilson were found buried in shallow graves inside suitcases at Saranac Playground in Cleveland. Their mother, Aliyah Henderson, 28, has been charged with two counts of aggravated murder and bond was set at $2 million. Police say the children’s remains were badly decomposed, and DNA confirms they were half-siblings; the investigation continues with DCFS taking custody of Henderson’s other child.
Authorities in Cleveland charged 28-year-old Aliyah Henderson with murder and endangering children after the bodies of two girls, Amor Wilson (10) and Mila Chatman (8), were found inside suitcases buried in shallow graves at a park. A related home search led to a safe child in DCFS custody, and the cause of death is pending further investigation.
A Cleveland mother of two has been charged with murder after the bodies of two half-sisters were found buried in suitcases on the city’s east side. Authorities have identified Mila Chatman and Amor Wilson as the victims, and the investigation continues as relatives mourn the deaths and gather details about the case.
Authorities in Cleveland arrested a 28-year-old woman after two young girls—believed to be between 8 and 14 and later identified as half-siblings—were found dead in suitcases on East 162nd Street and Midland Avenue. A person of interest was detained within 48 hours as detectives gathered evidence; a child found at the residence was reported safe, and the Department of Children and Family Services took custody of that child while the investigation continues.
Authorities arrested 28-year-old Aliyah Henderson on murder and child endangerment charges after two young girls were found dead in suitcases near Ginn Academy in Cleveland; DNA confirms they are half-sisters. A third child was found safe in the home and placed in DCFS custody. Investigators say the case is in its early stages, there is no identified ongoing public threat, and tips are welcome from the public.
In Cleveland, two Black girls believed to be between 8 and 14 were found dead, stuffed in suitcases and buried in shallow graves. Preliminary DNA indicates they were half-siblings, but identities and cause of death have not been released, and police have no leads or suspects as they investigate the discovery made by a dog walker near Ginn Academy.
Two unidentified Black girls, ages roughly 8–13 and 10–14, were found dead in suitcases buried in shallow graves on Cleveland’s east side. Authorities have no identified suspects or cause of death and are seeking tips from the public to advance the investigation.
Colder-than-ever air is blasting in today with gusty winds and subzero wind chills, while a major weekend storm is expected to dump heavy snow across the region, potentially 6 inches to a foot in many areas by Monday and prompting travel delays and closures.
Kevin Stefanski, after being fired by the Cleveland Browns, expressed his gratitude to fans in a full-page ad, reflecting on his six years with the team, his achievements, and his connection to the community. He is currently interviewing for other NFL head coaching positions and has a notable record during his tenure. Stefanski and his family have also contributed to local charities, emphasizing their strong ties to Northeast Ohio.
Some Spectrum customers in Cleveland are experiencing outages after a plow truck hit a utility pole and damaged fiber lines; repair efforts are underway.
Cleveland is increasing parking meter rates and extending enforcement hours into nights and weekends to improve turnover, safety, and revenue, with plans to reinvest funds into city infrastructure and explore camera-based parking enforcement.