Cleveland, OH
Ohio high school boys basketball scores: Friday, Jan. 16, 2026
CLEVELAND, Ohio — OHSAA boys basketball scores from Friday in Ohio, as provided by The Associated Press.
Alliance 73, Salem 40
Amanda-Clearcreek 59, Baltimore Liberty Union 55
Anna 59, Russia 43
Arcadia 54, Pandora-Gilboa 43
Arcanum 68, Bradford 31
Archbold 53, Delta 45
Arlington 54, Findlay Liberty-Benton 48
Ashland 67, Dover 41
Ashtabula Lakeside 52, Jefferson Area 37
Barnesville 57, Bellaire 42
Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 64, New Riegel 56
Beaver Eastern 51, Crown City S. Gallia 48
Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan 57, St. Paris Graham 45
Belmont Union Local 54, St Clairsville 51
Beloit W. Branch 55, Minerva 51, OT
Berlin Hiland 64, Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 50
Bidwell River Valley 71, Nelsonville-York 66
Botkins 44, Ft. Loramie 24
Bowerston Conotton Valley 60, Strasburg 49
Byesville Meadowbrook 47, New Lexington 40
Cambridge 66, Martins Ferry 58
Camden Preble Shawnee 68, W. Alexandria Twin Valley S. 46
Campbell Memorial 62, Lowellville 59
Can. McKinley 68, Uniontown Lake 48
Canal Fulton Northwest 58, Massillon Tuslaw 46
Canfield 59, Louisville 39
Carrollton 71, Alliance Marlington 57
Castalia Margaretta 75, Port Clinton 49
Chagrin Falls 48, Burton Berkshire 46
Chardon 76, Eastlake North 57
Chillicothe Huntington 62, Williamsport Westfall 59
Chillicothe Zane Trace 54, Frankfort Adena 46
Cin. Madeira 45, Cin. Finneytown 42
Cin. McNicholas 62, Day. Chaminade Julienne 48
Cin. Moeller 54, Cin. Elder 52
Cin. N. College Hill 79, St Bernard-Elmwood Place 32
Cin. Princeton 45, Cin. Oak Hills 32
Cin. Shroder 56, Cin. Oyler 16
Circleville 54, Bloom-Carroll 33
Clayton Northmont 53, Beavercreek 50
Cle. Rhodes 99, Bard Early College 23
Coldwater 57, Versailles 50
Cols. Africentric 78, Columbus South 69
Cols. Bishop Watterson 54, Cols. St. Charles 50
Cols. DeSales 64, Bishop Hartley 52
Cols. Grandview Hts. 56, Delaware Buckeye Valley 34
Cols. Walnut Ridge 66, West 23
Columbiana 67, Leetonia 50
Convoy Crestview 67, Harrod Allen E. 58
Cornerstone Academy 79, Foxfire 21
Cornerstone Christian 56, Andrews Osborne Academy 21
Covington 38, Casstown Miami E. 32
Dalton 48, Doylestown Chippewa 45
Danville 80, Centerburg 49
Day. Christian 63, Middletown Madison 35
Day. Northridge 86, Sidney Lehman 47
Delphos St John’s 66, Maria Stein Marion Local 36
Edgerton 66, Antwerp 56
Elmore Woodmore 46, Sandusky St. Mary 44
Elyria 78, Avon 64
Elyria Cath. 89, Cle. Benedictine 76
Euclid 73, Strongsville 48
Fairview 60, Cuyahoga Hts. 40
Fitch 54, Warren Howland 43
Franklin 41, Oxford Talawanda 31
Ft. Recovery 63, Minster 51
Gahanna Lincoln 56, Pickerington North 51
Garrettsville Garfield 60, Youngs. Liberty 58
Gates Mills Gilmour 59, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit 51
Gates Mills Hawken 83, Perry 61
Geneva 66, Ashtabula Edgewood 52
Georgetown 74, Felicity-Franklin 58
Germantown Valley View 66, Carlisle 45
Gibsonburg 75, Fremont St. Joseph 29
Granville 67, Zanesville 47
Grove City 75, Grove City Cent. Crossing 18
Groveport-Madison 76, Canal Winchester 66
Hamilton Badin 76, Day. Carroll 37
Hamler Patrick Henry 49, Bryan 39
Hanoverton United 62, E. Palestine 27
Haviland Wayne Trace 71, Hicksville 41
Hilliard Bradley 60, Dublin Coffman 47
Hubbard 49, Cortland Lakeview 44
Hunting Valley University 72, Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 70
Independence 59, Garfield Hts. Trinity 50
Jeromesville Hillsdale 67, Creston Norwayne 64
Kettering Alter 55, Bishop Fenwick 49
LaGrange Keystone 65, Oberlin 37
Lakeside Danbury 73, Northwood 64
Lakewood 52, Westlake 44
Lebanon 67, Cin. Turpin 50
Lees Creek E. Clinton 52, Bethel-Tate 45
Lewis Center Olentangy 64, Delaware Olentangy Berlin 62
Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 62, Powell Olentangy Liberty 48
Lima Bath 69, Kenton 37
Lima Cent. Cath. 64, Bluffton 57
Lima Shawnee 64, Celina 44
London 67, Urbana 59
Lore City Buckeye Trail 61, Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. 24
Lucasville Valley 48, S. Webster 33
Lynchburg-Clay 64, RULH 43
Mansfield Christian 48, Crestline 31
Mansfield Madison 51, Millersburg W. Holmes 43
Mantua Crestwood 71, Rootstown 70
Massillon Jackson 64, N. Can. Hoover 60
Massillon Perry 55, Can. Glenoak 46
Mayfield 86, Willoughby S. 58
McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley 65, Lima Perry 61, OT
Medina Buckeye 71, Rocky River 65
Medina Highland 48, Tallmadge 40
Mentor 71, Medina 63
Millbury Lake 53, Maumee 45
Miller City 61, Ottoville 58
Millersport 63, Corning Miller 1
Mineral Ridge 65, Atwater Waterloo 33
Montpelier 80, W. Unity Hilltop 44
Morgan 68, Cle. Collinwood 26
Morral Ridgedale 52, Lima Temple Christian 47
Mt Gilead 53, Galion Northmor 41
Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 59, Vanlue 33
Mt. Victory Ridgemont 59, Marion Elgin 31
N. Royalton 97, Macedonia Nordonia 59
New Bremen 45, Rockford Parkway 22
New Concord John Glenn 75, McConnelsville Morgan 59
New Franklin Manchester 67, Can. South 52
New Madison Tri-Village 68, New Paris National Trail 46
New Matamoras Frontier 50, Cameron, W.Va. 18
Newark 61, Lancaster 48
Newcomerstown 53, Malvern 47
Newton Falls 81, Columbiana Crestview 50
Orrville 60, Navarre Fairless 48
Ottawa-Glandorf 59, Elida 24
Painesville Harvey 64, Chesterland W. Geauga 60
Parma Hts. Valley Forge 57, N. Olmsted 42
Pataskala Licking Hts. 74, Mt. Vernon 56
Paulding 54, Defiance Ayersville 37
Pemberville Eastwood 73, Oak Harbor 53
Peninsula Woodridge 73, Ravenna 35
Pettisville 47, Edon 25
Piketon 56, Bainbridge Paint Valley 39
Pitsburg Franklin-Monroe 47, Newton Local 36
Pleasant View Christian, Tenn. 41, Hartville Christian 36
Poland Seminary 72, Struthers 47
Portsmouth Notre Dame 61, Portsmouth Sciotoville 22
Rayland Buckeye 53, Cadiz Harrison Cent. 48
Richwood N. Union 59, Spring. NW 46
Riverside Stebbins 60, Sidney 40
Sandusky 60, Bellevue 52
Sandusky Perkins 68, Norwalk 42
Shadyside 56, Hannibal River 44
Sheffield Brookside 66, Columbia Station Columbia 59
Sherwood Fairview 53, Defiance Tinora 44
Sidney Fairlawn 60, Houston 42
Smithville 70, West Salem Northwestern 23
Solon 81, Stow-Munroe Falls 67
St. Edward (OH) 80, Lyndhurst Brush 63
St. Henry (OH) 62, New Knoxville 25
St. Xavier (OH) 50, Cin. La Salle 47
Stryker 50, Holgate 46
Sullivan Black River 50, Lorain Clearview 36
Sylvania Southview 48, Tol. Whitmer 43
Thornville Sheridan 54, Dresden Tri-Valley 41
Tiffin Columbian 66, Clyde 57
Tipp City Tippecanoe 63, Xenia 47
Tol. Cent. Cath. 75, Toledo St John’s Jesuit 72
Tontogany Otsego 74, Fostoria 37
Toronto 77, Sarahsville Shenandoah 62
Trenton Edgewood 70, Hamilton Ross 58
Troy 75, Greenville 49
Troy Christian 66, Tipp City Bethel 55
Uhrichsville Claymont 59, Sugarcreek Garaway 54
Van Buren 47, Ada 41
Van Wert 47, Defiance 35
Van Wert Lincolnview 61, Columbus Grove 56
Vandalia Butler 57, Fairborn 30
W. Carrollton 73, Piqua 52
W. Chester Lakota W. 76, Cin. Colerain 29
W. Jefferson 53, Spring. NE 47
W. Liberty-Salem 64, Milford Center Fairbanks 50
Wapakoneta 37, St Marys 32
Warren JFK 53, Louisville Aquinas 42
Warsaw River View 59, Philo 56
Wauseon 68, Metamora Evergreen 43
Waynesfield-Goshen 51, Dola Hardin Northern 40
Waynesville 88, Brookville 56
Westerville Cent. 49, New Albany 41
Westerville S. 56, Worthington Kilbourne 49
Wheelersburg 52, Portsmouth W. 45
Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 76, Bowling Green 59
Wintersville Indian Creek 43, E. Liverpool 42
Wooster 51, Lexington 37
Worthington Christian 67, Cols. Bexley 55
Youngs. East 61, Heartland Christian 56
Youngs. Ursuline 77, Youngs. Mooney 41
Zanesville Maysville 100, Coshocton 51
Zanesville Rosecrans 58, Cols. Wellington 33
Zanesville W. Muskingum 75, Crooksville 46
Zoarville Tuscarawas Valley 50, W. Lafayette Ridgewood 38
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Thousands of FirstEnergy customers in Lakewood and Cleveland’s West Side, including the Westpark neighborhood, are without power again.
These areas have been plagued by outages since late December 2025.
Check FirstEnergy’s website outage maps for the latest numbers and restoration times.
Cleveland Public Power is reporting some outages on the West side and downtown Cleveland. Click here for the CPP power outage map.
19 News has reached out to FirstEnergy for the cause of the outage.
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Published on Mar. 11, 2026
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A series of social media posts from a cryptid-focused podcast has ignited speculation about widespread Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio, with enthusiasts pointing to what they describe as a concentrated burst of activity in the Mantua and Garrettsville areas southeast of Cleveland. The Bigfoot Society, a podcast and online community, says it has received six separate reports of alleged Bigfoot encounters between March 6 and March 10 in wooded areas in the region.
Why it matters
Bigfoot sightings are relatively common across the United States, but a cluster of multiple reported encounters in a small geographic area over a short period is considered unusual and potentially indicative of increased cryptid activity. The reports have generated excitement within the Bigfoot research community, which is eager to investigate further and potentially uncover new evidence of the elusive creature’s existence.
The details
According to the Bigfoot Society, the reported encounters include alleged sightings of a nine-foot-tall, brown-haired Sasquatch, as well as other details about the creature’s appearance and behavior. However, the group has not released any photographs, video, or independently verified physical evidence to corroborate the claims. Nonetheless, the podcast host described the cluster of sightings as a possible “flap” event, a term used in cryptozoology to refer to multiple sightings within a short time span.
- The reported sightings occurred between March 6 and March 10, 2026.
- The Bigfoot Society received the six separate reports during this four-day period.
The players
The Bigfoot Society
A podcast and online community dedicated to collecting eyewitness accounts of Sasquatch encounters.
Jeremiah Byron
The host of the Bigfoot Society Podcast, who spoke to Fox 8 about the reported sightings.
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What they’re saying
“It’s normal for there to be Bigfoot sightings all over the United States, but it’s not normal to have multiple sightings in a small area within a short number of days.”
— Jeremiah Byron, Host, Bigfoot Society Podcast (Fox 8)
“So, if you’re in this area, keep your eyes open and maybe your doors locked because there could be a Bigfoot in the same general vicinity.”
— Bigfoot Society Poster (Bigfoot Society)
What’s next
The Bigfoot Society has urged residents in Portage County to remain vigilant and report any additional sightings or evidence to the group. The podcast host indicated that the community is eager to investigate the reports further and potentially uncover new evidence of Bigfoot’s existence.
The takeaway
While Bigfoot sightings are not uncommon across the United States, the cluster of reports in northeast Ohio has sparked significant interest and speculation within the cryptid research community. The lack of verifiable evidence, however, means that the alleged encounters remain unconfirmed, and the true nature of the activity in the region remains uncertain.
Cleveland, OH
Ohio’s Asphalt Paving Industry at an Inflection Point: What Cleveland Commercial Property Owners Need to Know in 2025-2026
Empire Paving: Asphalt Paving Contractors in Cleveland, OH
Ohio’s asphalt paving industry is undergoing a significant structural shift driven by $14 billion in federal infrastructure funding through the IIJA, aging pavement across Northeast Ohio’s commercial corridors, and rising demand for integrated pavement management over one-time new construction. For Cleveland-area commercial and industrial property owners, this convergence of public investment, climate-driven wear, and evolving contractor capabilities creates both urgency and opportunity.
CLEVELAND, OHIO – The asphalt paving industry in Northeast Ohio is entering a pivotal period of transformation, driven by federal infrastructure dollars, aging commercial pavement, and the region’s punishing freeze-thaw climate. For commercial property owners, facility managers, and HOAs throughout the Cleveland metro area, these trends directly inform decisions about when to pave, whether to repair or replace, and how to select the right contractor.
Historic Infrastructure Investment
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is channeling an estimated $14 billion into Ohio, including $9.7 billion for roads and bridges. In Northeast Ohio alone, ODOT announced over $1.7 billion across 248 projects. Ohio voters further reinforced this in May 2025, approving $2.5 billion in general obligation bonds for infrastructure. For commercial property owners, improved surrounding roads make neglected private parking lots more conspicuous – and more costly to ignore.
Ohio’s Infrastructure Report Card Signals Urgency
The ASCE issued Ohio an overall grade of C- in its 2025 Infrastructure Report Card. NOACA confirmed that 76% of its 2024-2027 roadway funding is dedicated to system preservation – a clear signal that the region’s pavement stock needs rehabilitation. Privately owned parking lots and access drives, many built during Ohio’s industrial peak, are likely in comparable or worse condition.
The Shift to Integrated Pavement Management
Pure “paving-only” revenue among the top 50 U.S. contractors declined approximately 24% from its 2023 peak, even as total revenues climbed 18%. Property owners increasingly seek contractors offering integrated services – milling, resurfacing, drainage repair, sealcoating, and long-term maintenance planning – not just new installation.
Freeze-Thaw Climate Creates a Compounding Crisis
Cleveland’s repeated freeze-thaw cycles fracture pavement from within, saturate subbases, and accelerate structural failure. Well-maintained asphalt can last 20-30 years; neglected pavement often requires full replacement in 10-15. Replacement costs can run up to seven times that of a proactive maintenance program.
In-House Crews Separate Winners from the Rest
Contractors with in-house crews and integrated capabilities outperform subcontracting-dependent firms on scheduling, quality control, and accountability – all critical on active commercial and industrial sites.
Empire Paving has delivered commercial asphalt paving, concrete construction, drainage solutions, and pavement maintenance across Northeast Ohio for over 20 years from its Cleveland headquarters. Learn more at https://www.empirepaving.biz/cuyahoga-county/cleveland-oh/ or call (216) 581-1000.
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