Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
Good morning, Cleveland.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will glow orange tonight for Unity Day as part of the national Bullying Bites campaign during Bullying Prevention Month + dozens of landmarks in the US and Canada will also light up to support kids facing bullying.
RoadPrintz, Inc., a Cleveland startup, built a truck-mounted robotic arm (weighing 1,000 pounds) that paints road markings quickly and safely from inside the cab.
After eight years of development, the robot uses a touchscreen to select designs and is already in use on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and in Houston.
Moxie restaurant will reopen at Legacy Village in Lyndhurst on Monday, Oct.
26 at 25001 Cedar Road. Restaurateurs Brad Friedlander and Michael DuBois also plan to open The Seven speakeasy nearby — more details will be shared soon.
Destination Cleveland reported that visitors spent a record $7B last year in Cuyahoga County on hotels, restaurants, attractions, shops + other businesses.
The figures suggest strong spending trends that helped boost local commerce.
The Cleveland Division of Police mourned K-9 Ranger, who died after a short battle with cancer.
He joined in August 2022 and served with his handler, P.O. Santiago, leaving a lasting impact on the department.
The Browns won a tough game against the Ravens and now prepare to face a struggling Titans team on Oct.
25. Coach Todd Monken noted challenges in carrying momentum, managing injuries (including near returns for Graham and Hall), and starting strong on offense.
The Browns won 13-10 against the Ravens on Sunday (Oct.
18) at Huntington Bank Field, moving them to first place in the AFC North. The win energized fans as the team clinched a top spot in a tight division.
Former NFL center Jason Kelce, a Cleveland Heights native, celebrated the Browns’ 4-2 start on Monday Night Football.
The team will travel to Nashville on Oct. 25 to face the Titans.
The Guardians' playoff run ended yesterday when they lost 7-3 to the Rays in ALCS Game 6 at Tropicana Field, leaving the team dejected inside the clubhouse.
The loss ended a hard-fought season just two wins short of the World Series.
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