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Tours of Cleveland: Walking through our city's history

Nation World

Biden marks 'Bloody Sunday' by signing voting rights order

Biden announced the order during a recorded address on the 56th commemoration of 'Bloody Sunday.'
National Politics

Bloody Sunday memorial to honor late civil rights giants

The Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee will mark the 56th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, the day in 1965 when civil rights marchers were brutally beaten.
History

American Civil War Museum of Ohio celebrates 10 years in Tiffin

The museum offers local artifacts that connect current day visitors with the past and showcase Ohio's role in America's greatest conflict.
Cars

2 classic wagons from Ford family personal collection up for auction

The 1947 Ford Super Deluxe Custom Woody Wagon and the 1958 Edsel Bermuda Wagon have received some modern updates.
Health

A medical milestone: Cleveland Clinic celebrates 100th anniversary

In a century, its staff saved millions of lives, but also contributed to the future of healthcare and changed the way medicine is practiced today.
History

Bernice Begay talked with 3News about the elimination of Chief Wahoo and Indians name

Cleveland baseball starts Sunday in Goodyear, Arizona, when our home team takes on the Cincinnati Reds in its spring-training opener.
History

Chris Begay, of the Dinè nation, talks with 3News

Chris is the chair of the Committee of 500 Years of Dignity & Resistance. They advocate for Indigenous Cultures and heritage through education and activism.
History

Tory Necklace, a Native American living in Shaker Heights, talks with 3News

“I was called Wahoo when I was younger." "My nickname my grandmother gave me is ‘waabooz,’ which means rabbit."
History

Jessica Vallejo, part Yaqui Indian and Mexican, talked with 3News

She is a massage therapist and doula. She shares a Cleveland studio space – Sacred Spaces 216 -- with several Native American groups and wellness practitioners.
History

Marjorie Villafane, member of Standing Rock Sioux nation in North Dakoda, talks with 3News

She came to Cleveland in 1965. It was through a federal program relocating Indians from reservations to urban America.
Black History

'Black Wall Street': How history affects Black business today

In the early 1900s, there was a community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, known as Black Wall Street. African Americans thrived together at a time when it wasn't common.

Mentor Monday 2021: How you can help make a difference

Lucky's Cafe in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood: 'Save our Sauce' campaign

14-year-old inspires teens to pursue STEAM careers

Doggone Weather: Mickey

Breaking boundaries in wrestling: How an 11-year-old Perry girl is changing the game

NBA unveils logo for 2022 All-Star Game being held in Cleveland: See the designs

Mentor Monday 2021: How you can help make a difference

Lucky's Cafe in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood: 'Save our Sauce' campaign

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Tours of Cleveland: Walking through our city's history

Biden marks 'Bloody Sunday' by signing voting rights order

Bloody Sunday memorial to honor late civil rights giants

American Civil War Museum of Ohio celebrates 10 years in Tiffin

2 classic wagons from Ford family personal collection up for auction

A medical milestone: Cleveland Clinic celebrates 100th anniversary

Bernice Begay talked with 3News about the elimination of Chief Wahoo and Indians name

Chris Begay, of the Dinè nation, talks with 3News

Tory Necklace, a Native American living in Shaker Heights, talks with 3News

Jessica Vallejo, part Yaqui Indian and Mexican, talked with 3News

Marjorie Villafane, member of Standing Rock Sioux nation in North Dakoda, talks with 3News

'Black Wall Street': How history affects Black business today

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