Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of October.
Good morning, Cleveland.
🚧 Accidents
A water main break that happened Tuesday afternoon has closed Clague and Maple Ridge Roads and Carriage Lane with no access in or out; Cleveland Water says the leak is controlled and a repair crew was due back on scene Wednesday.
🏛️ Government
The Ohio Traffic Safety Office is offering up to $15 in Uber or Lyft credits starting today at 5 p.m. through 3 a.m. Monday, Nov.
2 for rides that begin or end in participating counties including Cuyahoga and Summit (credits available while supplies last; trips must be requested at time of travel).
🏈 Sports
The Browns signed rookie tight end Carsen Ryan to the practice squad on Oct.
28 after he appeared in six games this season; the BYU product (No. 48) will join the team's practice unit.
Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson discussed the next step for rookie Meleek Thomas after Thomas's impressive NBA regular-season debut and shared a video of the conversation.
The Browns (5-2) will try to end a 22-game regular-season losing streak in Pittsburgh when they visit the 5-2 Steelers on Sunday for control of the AFC North.
The Browns will travel to Pittsburgh on Nov.
1 for a rematch with the Steelers, and the winner will claim sole possession of first place in the AFC North; coaches say both teams have evolved since their Oct. 1 meeting but not dramatically.
Tanner Bibee, the Guardians' Opening Day starter who led the team with 188 innings, faced just three batters in the 2026 playoffs and did not pitch in the ALCS as matchups, a rain-altered schedule, and reliance on left-handed arms pushed him into an extra-innings insurance role for the offseason.
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