Susan Glaser

The carrier plans to fly twice a week between Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Nashville, starting Thursday, May 8.

In addition to Siren's Curse and Top Thrill 2, the upcoming Cedar Point season will feature new waterslides and a relocated Famous Dave's Restaurant.

In many ways, my family’s trip to Sanibel last month wasn’t so different from the previous dozen. In other ways, it wasn’t quite the same.

The new flights to Boston and Nashville are on sale now, with an introductory rate of $29.

The airport is currently managed by a director who reports directly to the mayor, with oversight from Cleveland City Council. Councilmember Kerry McCormack, who chairs city council’s Transportation Committee, said there may be a better way.

The Lytle Park Hotel in Cincinnati is the state’s top hotel, according to the annual ranking. Inn Walden in Aurora and the Ritz-Carlton Cleveland took the second and third spots on the list.

The new trail, with 108 stops, is part of the state’s effort to commemorate Ohio’s role in America’s 250th birthday in 2026.

It's been years since I suited up and got soaked at this overheated, oversized play zone. I was long overdue for a return trip.

Cleveland Hopkins, “where Midwest warmth and rock-and-roll cool collide,” ranked among the top 50 airports, according to the survey, finishing 48th – ahead of Columbus and Newark but behind Pittsburgh and Los Angeles.

Owner Rob Berk describes the place as part arcade, part museum, with machines dating back nearly a century. Almost all are playable – a handful of the oldest machines are off-limits – for the bargain rate of $20 per day.