Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of September.
Good morning, Cleveland.
Crescent Digital partnered with the Cleveland Browns to install advanced audio visual systems at their new Sales Experience Center — the installation features three Absen LED video walls, a centralized Q-Sys control panel and JBL speakers to create immersive fan experiences.
Today, the Cleveland Police Mounted Unit welcomed a miniature pony duo to boost its community outreach and bring a unique touch to public service, as officials note the gesture aims to build positive local ties.
Cleveland Clinic is testing Scrambler Therapy—a non-drug device—to ease chemotherapy-related nerve pain.
One survivor said the treatment changed her life, and researchers are still evaluating its impact.
Browns safety Grant Delpit said his defense struggled in Week 1 but expects improvements in communication and pressure ahead of their Week 2 contest against the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay.
Cleveland Browns rookie KC Concepcion, proud of his Puerto Rican heritage, aims to inspire local youth by sharing his story after being drafted.
On Sept. 15, he joined a community event at Lorain Bilingual Academy to meet Hispanic kids and connect with local fans + celebrate his roots.
The Browns announced ahead of Week 2 vs. the Buccaneers that Tyson Campbell is questionable with an ankle injury plus Teven Jenkins is ruled out with a back injury after missing practice.
Cleveland’s effort to hire former 49ers coach Mike Holmgren in 1999 was blocked by league rules, a move that influenced early team struggles.
Carmen Policy, part of the 80th birthday series, noted Holmgren would have brought winning expertise to the Browns.
Akron native Brandon Weems was promoted to general manager of the Cavaliers on Friday, Sept.
18 after Mike Gansey left for Philadelphia; he remains a key assistant to president Koby Altman (he played high school basketball with LeBron James at St. Vincent-St. Mary).
Cleveland's Guardians beat Chicago White Sox in the AL Central to improve their playoff position as wild card contenders compete closely in the final days of the season.
Standings remain tight as teams across divisions secure clinches and fight for postseason berths, with some games yet to be played.
José Ramírez hit a homer to reach 1,000 RBIs as the Cleveland Guardians beat the Athletics 5-3 today, with rookie Travis Bazzana homering and Joey Cantillo pitching six scoreless innings to keep the team atop the AL Central.
The Browns signed WR Jimmy Horn Jr. to their practice squad — releasing WR Kole Wilson as Horn, in his second NFL season, is set to wear No. 19.
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