Dave Chudowsky

Feb 7, 2024 | wkyc.com | Dave Chudowsky

CLEVELAND — It wouldn't be the Super Bowl without the perfect food! If you're looking for a new recipe to share at your Super Bowl party this year, 3News' Dave Chudowsky is sharing his secrets behind loaded tater tot cups. EXPANDED COVERAGE: Super Bowl Cooking spray 1 bag tater tots (will need to let them soften if frozen) 1 c. cooked bacon, chopped 1 c.

Jan 31, 2024 | wkyc.com | Dave Chudowsky |Jessica Miller

CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS, Ohio — Allison Suhy’s family remembers her as a bright light with a lust for living life that was infectious. Ally, as they called her, had typical, happy childhood full of activities, friends and volunteering. “She graduated from high school, went to Ohio University to be an early childhood education teacher. She wanted to help people while there, it was the happiest we saw her,” reflected her father, Cuyahoga Heights Fire Chief Michael Suhy.

Jan 23, 2024 | wkyc.com | Tyler Carey |Dave Chudowsky

CLEVELAND — It's unlikely anyone would've predicted seeing Stephen Vogt in this position just 15 short months ago. At that time, he was putting the finishing touches on a 10-year major-league career, a journey that took him from the status of also-ran to cult hero to All-Star and everything in between. But now, he finds himself with the opportunity of a lifetime, and he understands the stakes. "I don't take it for granted one bit," he says.

Nov 19, 2023 | wkyc.com | Dave Chudowsky

CLEVELAND — Tis the season to rake all the leaves. While it may be time-consuming and annoying, have you taken the time to remember how important our trees are? Back in the early 1900s, Cleveland was nicknamed the forest city, but over the last 70 years the tree canopy has almost been cut in half. It's something the city is determined to fix.

Sep 24, 2023 | wkyc.com | Dave Chudowsky

NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio — September is pediatric cancer awareness month, and in just a few days a junior at North Royalton High School will launch a T-shirt to help the cause -- one he knows all too well. 17-year-old Ryan Kuchta turned his journey dealing with cancer into support for other kids. “I'm very lucky and thankful to be here,” he said. In 2018, Ryan's parents couldn’t bear to tell their 12-year-old son he had a rare form of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma called t-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma.