Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Cleveland.
The City of Cleveland and CPP announced today that two former landfill sites will be turned into solar farms.
The Bradbury Landfill site near W. 11th and Spring Road will host a 2-MW installation, while the Kolthoff Drive site near CLE runways will produce 5-7-MW for airport operations.
The Browns will host the Steelers at Huntington Bank Field on Oct.
1 at 8:15 p.m. for Week 4, and fans can watch the game on Amazon Prime Video.
Donovan Mitchell married singer Coco Jones in August and signed a four-year contract extension in July to secure his future with the Cavs.
Mitchell said his off-court changes brought him peace and helped him lead on+off the court.
On Sept. 22, the Browns held their third annual Jr. Browns Bowl at Cudell Recreation Center where Carson Schwesinger and Quincy Williams coached flag football teams from five recreation centers; young athletes received championship rings, autographs, and refreshments that fostered community spirit.
The MLB postseason begins today with wild card series as six teams per league, including the Cleveland Guardians with an automatic bye, vie for a World Series spot; division series start Oct.
3 and championship rounds follow before the World Series begins on Friday, Oct. 23.
Guardians fans donated to a Colorado charity after Hunter Goodman and the Rockies helped clinch the AL Central title, marking a gesture of thanks following the win.
Cavs All-Star Donovan Mitchell reflected on his summertime wedding to wife Coco Jones during media day, sharing a video that offers fans a glimpse into his personal life.
The Cavaliers inked long-term contracts with Donovan Mitchell and James Harden to shape their offseason plans.
Mitchell signed a four-year deal to secure his future while Harden sealed a three-year contract in late August that will enhance cap flexibility.
On Sept. 27, the Browns edged the Panthers 21 to 18 in a home opener powered by fourth-quarter plays from Deshaun Watson.
Now 2-1 — coach Todd Monken urged improved discipline after costly penalties, while rookie Mason Graham’s early impact on defense boosted team confidence.
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