Leon Bibb

America celebrates July 4 every year, but Put-in-Bay's Declaration 250 highlights another pivotal date in the nation's founding.

Cleveland Heights' two-day Juneteenth celebration includes performances at the newly renovated Cain Park and a parade honoring Olympic gold medalist Laila Edwards.

The Cleveland Cultural Gardens celebrate 38 cultures, promoting unity along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

From streetcars to 24-hour service, we trace Cleveland’s public transportation journey in this edition of Leon Bibb: Then and Now.

Leo Mintz operated Record Rendezvous until shortly before his death in 1976. It would remain open until 1987.

NYSP began in the late 60's as a way to support children in underserved communities. When federal funding dried up, Cleveland kept it going.

As the world awaits the release of "Superman" — the highly anticipated reboot from director James Gunn — Cleveland is taking a well-earned bow.

From immigrant roots to modern revival, Leon Bibb explores how the West Side Market is more than just a place to shop for food.

From powerful allies to political foes, White and Forbes are writing a new chapter in their shared history. They recently sat down with 3News' Leon Bibb.

The Underside of Fame: Cleveland native Jesse Owens achieved Olympic glory in Berlin, but still couldn't outrun racism