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Local doctors and experts give us advice on babies, toddlers, preteens and teens because raising kids these days can be tough.
Food + Drink
Catch a game while munching on treats from these local spots.
After an ambitious opening, the Willoughby spot settles in.
Randy Carter's new restaurant throws punches of tastiness you won't see coming.
Here's what you'll find us stocking up on.
Watch your pie being made every step of the way at Ohio City's Pizza Whirl.
Get the most out of your blender these smooth moves.
The Rocky River spot celebrates 70 years with a slice of hospitality and homestyle cooking.
And we're all about these tasty lamb pastrami petites.
In the CLE
Mayor Ralph Perk was taken in by members of his own department.
How one smell can take you back in time, 5,000 miles away.
Liz Maugans helped launch Zygote Press — the artist workshop and gallery — more than 20 years ago. Now she’s making a mark with her own work while advocating for other Northeast Ohio artists.
India native Manjula Nagaraja felt welcomed into the country and Cleveland at last year’s ceremony.
He may be too to young to be a doctor, but this baby is already a cover model.
A new roadmap for Akron should lead to a change in how Cleveland thinks about development.
Weapons of Mass Creation Fest hits Mahall's 20 Lanes with a blast of inspiration.
Moving to rural Ohio wasn't enough to keep this radio show host away from the mic.
Embrace Cleveland's rich cultural diversity with a parade, dancing, food and more.
Your grandma, parents, best friend, Uncle Ernest — they all have opinions.
Ohio City ups its game with new Forest City Shuffleboard club and bar.
We talked to a few of the candidates about what they would do if they got the job.
Jeremiah Davenport came to Cleveland to study musicology but has danced into the spotlight as a drag performer who combines artistry with a deep sense of history.
Entertainment
Using an old carriage house, Stacey and Stefan Bock create a hub for local bands.
Local theaters haven't performed Equus for a decade, but now one company is bring it back.
In honor of Mystery Science Theatre 3000, we look at our claim to bad movie fame.
After three years, The Goodtime III is ready to rock the dock with live music.
Whether you have a tot or teen, Cleveland authors have created thoughtful, illustrated new books.
The Perry High School teacher is releases a young-adult book and middle-grade book this summer.
Akron Civic Theatre’s Millennial Theatre Project does a role reversal in this campy classic.
Shane Motolik upgrades the iconic music venue.
Style
Wild Foot Studio turns to nature to create their delicate gemstone pieces.
Health
Midwife Sue Hudson gives us some different delivery options.
Dietician Megan Reynolds shows us how to pack meals with nutrition and flavor.
Overcome the obstacles and get back on track.
Dr. Heidi Senokozlieff lists activities to go the extra step beyond medication.
Whether they went according to plan or not, these moms tell us about seeing their babies for the first time.
Dr. Wendy Clinger and Dr. Julian Peskin tell us how to prepare for the big day.
Dr. Patrick Catalano discusses the importance of losing that baby weight.
Using everyday items, have your child build a bridge to increase creativity.
Not everything will go as planned and that's OK.
Aleksandra Patete received low-dose chemotherapy that saved her and her baby.
Habits for parents to teach their kids to avoid being bullied and becoming one.
Dr. Andrew Garner offers advice on when to panic about childrens' illness.
It may be awkward, but talking about changes in your teen's body is a worthwhile chat.
Diagnosed with a rare condition, she needed a new liver, or a part of one.
Doctors give tips to help your child succeed in learning to use the bathroom.
Dr. Kimberly Giuliano tells us why overlooking mood swings isn't always the best approach.
Spice Kitchen & Bar's Ben Bebenroth offers a healthy alternative to PB&J.
Katherine Harrigan focuses on dancing after six years of remission.
Dr. Sara Lee tells us why the gap isn't as big as it seems.
Dr. Amanda Weiss-Kelly gives advice for sporty daughters.
Rainbow Flex, the world's first high tech surgical bed, is made specifically with babies in mind.
Clear the roadblock between you and your bed.
Local doctors and experts give us advice on babies, toddlers, preteens and teens because raising kids these days can be tough.
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