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Today's riddle: Why was the scarecrow given an award? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Breakfast Is Served All Day At These 7 Ohio Diners Where The Home Fries Come Crispy (newsbreak.com) — If you're craving crispy home fries in Cleveland, George's Kitchen on Triskett Road makes this statewide list of standout Ohio diners serving breakfast all day. The roundup also suggests road-trip-worthy spots in Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Canton, and Springfield, with notes on hours, portions, and what to order when you're in the mood for serious comfort food.
2. Taylor Swift Makes Heartfelt Travis Kelce Gesture With Surprise Cleveland Song (gridironheroics.com) — Cleveland and Cleveland Heights are getting a pop-culture spotlight thanks to Taylor Swift's new song "Cleveland!", which celebrates Travis Kelce's local upbringing and landmarks like "The Heights." The piece also highlights major area attractions, from the expanding Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to Cleveland Metroparks and Cuyahoga Valley National Park, while the Kelce brothers praise the track on their podcast.
3. Euclid police, partners arrest three while investigating September homicide (news-herald.com) — Euclid police say they've arrested three suspects, including two Cleveland residents, in connection with a Sept. 12 homicide on Shirley Avenue, recovering firearms, ammunition, and narcotics during search warrants. The men are being held in Cuyahoga County facilities, and investigators emphasize the suspects are presumed innocent while the homicide investigation remains active.
4. Democratic mayors in red states launch new group to counter MAGA and far-left extremes (wsjm.com) — Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb is leading a new coalition of 15 Democratic mayors in Republican-led states, aiming to promote a center-left, results-focused agenda and counter both MAGA and far-left politics. While the group's work will be national, Bibb's leadership could raise Cleveland's profile in debates over affordability, public safety, and economic growth heading into the 2026 and 2028 cycles.
5. Conserve Ohio protests data centers ahead of midterm elections (spectrumnews1.com) — Cleveland residents recently joined Conserve Ohio's protest warning that massive data centers could strain Ohio's electricity and water while local and state officials decide where they're built. With midterm elections approaching, organizers are urging voters to scrutinize candidates' positions and are collecting signatures for a petition to ban hyper-scale data centers statewide.
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