1. North Coast Yard - This pop-up lakefront public space is located on a city-owned parking lot just north of Huntington Bank Field and was launched by the North Coast Waterfront Development Corp. It’s meant to connect people with both the city and the waterfront. Offering events, activities, entertainment – and of course a spot to just take in all the scenery.

2. Cleveland Sirens - The WNBA expansion team coming to Cleveland officially has a name. Introducing – The Cleveland Sirens. After nearly a year of anticipation, the name was revealed during a special announcement.

3. Back to School Fest - The 2026 back to school festival will be Saturday, August 8th at Public Auditorium in downtown Cleveland. There’s free parking and the festival is free to all Cleveland families. You’ll find everything from school supplies to medical checkups, to haircuts, and more.

4. Public Square Farmers Market - If you’re looking for access to fresh foods, the Public Square Farmers Market is a new addition to downtown Cleveland. Clevelanders can shop every Thursday from 4 to 7 pm. There are vendors, produce, artisan goods, grocery items. There’s also live music and a bar.

5. Public Square Family Fun Day - Cuyahoga County is hosting a family fun day at public square in downtown Cleveland. It’s coming up on august 11th...From 11am to 2:30 pm. Admission is free, there will be free school supplies while they last, including backpacks. Guests can also expect resources and lots of activities like crafts, games, face painting, and a splash pad.

6. Highway Crash Thing - The Cleveland Division of Fire has a one-of-a-kind piece of equipment that will help keep first responders even safer during emergencies on the freeway. Meet Blocker 1, the city’s first highway crash attenuator to protect first responders.

7. Puerto Rican Flag Raising - The Puerto Rican flag was officially raised above city hall. Community leaders and residents gathered inside the rotunda to celebrate before making their way outside to watch the flag being raised. But organizers say the ceremony is about more than that... It’s about honoring generations of Puerto Rican families who have helped shape Cleveland’s history and celebrating a culture that has been part of Cleveland for decades.

8. Honoring Jesse Owens - "The Race for Peace, Equity, and Enduring Humanity."
That’s the title of a new campaign and event being held by the Cleveland Black Equity and Humanity Fund. It takes place this august – and is meant to honor one of the world’s greatest in track and field history...Jesse Owens. TV20’s Ciarra Nelson has more about Owens, his connection to Cleveland, and what the event stands for.

9. A Night at Karamu - From Compton to the bright lights of Hollywood...Harold Crawford broke barriers as one of the film industry’s first black costume designers before moving to Cleveland and entering the local theater scene here.
Recently, his journey and legacy were celebrated.

10. Employment: Cleveland Police Department - We sit down with Sgt. Gerald Shipp of the Cleveland Division of Police and learn about jobs available with the Police Dept.