CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Swifties all over Northeast Ohio are hoping their ‘Wildest Dreams’ come true this weekend, after rumors of her appearing in Cleveland have surfaced.

Her boyfriend, and tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce, will be in his hometown of Cleveland Sunday during the Browns game against the Chiefs.

Brewnuts Donut shop in Cleveland, hosts a yearly Taylor-fest on Dec. 13th, but this year they went all out.

“We’re huge swifties over here at Brewnuts, and usually it’s a one day celebration on her birthday which is Dec. 13th, but this year we have the good fortune of having the Chiefs in Cleveland playing on Sunday,” Owner Shelley Pippin said.

“It’s his hometown, it’s the holidays, her tour just wrapped up so to me there just seems to be a lot of, the good fortune seems to be on our side.”

Fans are left ‘Wonderstruck’ and ‘Waiting for the end of time’ as they hope for a chance of seeing their favorite pop star.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Firefighters were busy Friday afternoon when two fires broke out at two different structures on both sides of the city minutes apart.

Crews were called to an occupied 2-story house on East 70th and Linwood Avenue around 2:36 p.m.

10 minutes later a fire broke out at a building in the 4600 block of West 130th Street near Bennington Avenue.

Crews remained on both scenes for about an hour and 40 minutes.

There is no other information available at this time.

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The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of the best teams in the NBA all season. They look like serious contenders to make a deep playoff run and possibly even a Finals appearance this June.

However, this team is not perfect and still has holes in its roster.

A recent report even indicated that the Wine and Gold would keep their eye on the trade market for possible upgrades at the wing as the season carries on.

Luckily for the Cavaliers, their options on the trade market are about to expand in the coming days.

Every general manager should have circled December 15 in the NBA calendar. Once this date comes, players who signed contracts last offseason can be traded to a new team.

The only player this applies to on the Cavaliers is Tristan Thompson. But that doesn’t mean this date doesn’t affect the Wine and Gold.

Some possible trade targets for the Cavaliers will be eligible to be moved to a new team. For example, Markeiff Morris, Matisse Thybulle, and Cody Zeller, all signed in the offseason, are interesting fits on the Cavaliers and will be available for trade this Sunday.

All of this isn’t to say that once December 15 rolls around that teams will be making trades left and right like it’s the trade deadline. However, it does point to the start of the NBA’s trade season beginning.

It wouldn’t be surprising to see the rumors and reports for the Cavaliers and other teams around the NBA start to pick up now that more players are available to be moved.