Schedule

1. SNAP Benefits - More than one thousand Cuyahoga County residents could lose snap benefits because of new federal work requirements. Under the new rules... Recipients who are not exempt must complete at least 20 hours of work to keep receiving benefits. 

2. Mason Brothers Boxing - The Mason brothers are back in their hometown of Cleveland. We’ll tell you the details about the July 4th fight featuring Cleveland boxer, Abdullah Mason. This will be the biggest title defense of his young career.

3. Rock Your World with Steam - Thousands of Cleveland students and families spent the day celebrating science, technology, engineering, arts and math - at the 27th annual “Rock Your World with Steam."

4. Pep Hopewell - A group of students in Cleveland are helping to make a difference when it comes to the amount of trash on our streets. At Pep Hopewell, students surveyed community members, in hopes of learning best practices to reduce litter in our city.

5. Tea Party for Seniors - A tea party for Cleveland’s Hispanic seniors was held by the city of Cleveland’s Community Relations board. They partnered with the second district police department – and the Hispanic Police Officers Association. The event was held at the city’s Hispanic senior center on Scranton road.

6. Beyond the Books: Hidden History with John Skritic- John Skritic of the Cleveland Public Library talks about the special collections department celebrating its 100 year anniversary and encouraging residents to come down and check out the "Original Collection".

7. Ace Mentor Program - The ACE Mentor Program is a not-for-profit organization that helps to prepare high school students for careers in architecture, engineering, and construction. Through mentoring by industry professionals, our mission to engage and enlighten high school students is achieved and supports their continued advancement in the industry. 

8. Improper Frames - Improper Frames is an exhibit about how artists and photographers see the city. The work responds to Cleveland’s recent property survey – a city wide effort that evaluated buildings and land, helping shape decisions about neighborhoods and development.

9. Homes in Disrepair Notices - The Department of Building and Housing is striving to work with residents with homes in disrepair by hanging warning notices instead of violation notices. Offering homeowners the resources they need. The new approach is to cut down on the number of Cleveland homes in disrepair.

10. Theater of Life Drama Class - Cleveland seniors who take part in the ‘theater of life’ drama class performed at Zelma George recreation center. "Theater of Life" is an arts program offered by the City of Cleveland's Recreation Department. It gives participants opportunities to develop skills in acting, dancing, singing, and improv – with showcases throughout the year.

11. Esports Tournament - Have you heard of Esports?  It’s team video game competitions where you can play for big money; and it’s currently all the rage. Recently, Cleveland area kids came to Frederick Douglass rec center to join in on some friendly Esports competitions and to learn why it’s more than just playing video games.

12. USS Cleveland - TV20's Dan Monroe sits down with sailors from the USS Cleveland War Ship. The ship, built in Wisconsin, traveled all the way through the great lakes to Cleveland this past weekend to be commissioned.