New of the Browns’ signing of former Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt had USA Today Sports columnist Nancy Armour looking for a silver lining.  Hunt faces suspension by the NFL for three violent, off-field incidents, including one last year in which he shoved and kicked a woman in the hallway of the Metropolitan at the Nine Hotel in Downtown Cleveland.  In an opinion piece last week, Armour said it’s fruitless to boycott the Browns

Sitting in the small midwifery office at Neighborhood Family Practice on the West Side of Cleveland, midwife Katy Maistros discusses the mothers she’s helped give birth — many of them refugees from different parts of the world.

"We don’t like to say we deliver babies, because women deliver their own babies … but we catch them," Maistros said.

Most recently, she’s noticed high levels of stress in her Hispanic patients. Many fled gang violence or poverty in Latin America, only to face immigration and deportation fears once they arrived in the U.S.

Cleveland Public Theatre’s “Fire on the Water” reflects on the infamous Cuyahoga River fire and considers how people relate to the environment 50 years later.  

Through a series of short plays, “Fire on the Water” revisits the past, celebrates progress and explores present day issues. It is a refresh of a 2015 production, which was part of a cycle of plays aiming to change how people feel about the environment.

Ohio has a lot of tourism trails - more than 65 celebrating everything from doughnuts to aviation and antiques - but the newest is perfect for Presidents' Day.