Ohio celebrates hosting filming for the new "Superman" movie, featuring landmarks like Cincinnati's Union Terminal and Cleveland's skyline, and secured with over $11 million in tax credits.

Cleveland high school students showcased their robotics skills against national teams at a competition, emphasizing engineering and problem-solving in a partnership between the Great Lakes Science Center and CMSD.

Tyisha Blade, founder of East Cleveland Magazine and a graduate student, was named Print Journalist of the Year by the Greater Cleveland Association of Black Journalists.

Taylor Swift discreetly dined at JoJo's Bar in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, entering through a side door to maintain privacy, which led to excitement among local fans.

Tribute band 'Don’t Look Back – The Boston Experience' will perform Boston's hits at Mentor Rocks on July 1, promising a detailed recreation of the '70s classic rock era.

The Powerball drawing yesterday in Ohio did not result in a jackpot winner, leaving the prize to roll over to $140 million, while numerous participants claimed smaller prizes.

The Asian Lantern Festival is returning to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo from July 5 to August 24, with new attractions including a 100-foot dragon and a hydrangea and butterfly tree.

Deborah from Canton, Ohio, won $150,000 from a $5 Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket. After taxes, she'll net about $108,000. The winning ticket was purchased at a GetGo station.

Cuyahoga County launches Cuyahoga LIVE, a task force to boost the local music scene, with a coalition set to shape strategies for the industry's growth.

The Cleveland Browns are hosting a free exclusive concert for season ticket holders featuring the band Journey on April 24, coinciding with the NFL Draft event.

Luke Bryan and Sam Hunt are set to headline the Bash on the Bay music festival at Put-in-Bay in August, with a lineup that includes other artists and an expected crowd of up to 40,000 fans.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office is holding a Deputy Pet of the Month contest, inviting the public to vote for their favorite pet on social media, with the winner getting a visit from Sheriff Hall.

Cedar Point is introducing new attractions, including the record-setting Siren's Curse tilt coaster and two water slides and relocated and renovated dining options such as Famous Dave’s. The park opens on May 24 with live music and a new entrance sign.