Jeff Reidel

2 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel

CLEVELAND — A science lesson turned into a call to action. After learning about the environmental impact of litter, the students decided they had to do something. One of their efforts? Writing a letter to 3News that got Betsy Kling to visit the school. The Birchwood Trash Bashers, also known as the fourth-grade class at Birchwood School of Hawken on Cleveland’s west side. They’re on a mission to clean up litter around their school. And what they’re finding most? Plastics.

2 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel

CLEVELAND — For over a century, the Cleveland Institute of Art has been an innovator. Now, it's unveiling a state-of-the-art Interactive Media Lab. A game-changing space for students and Greater Cleveland. It looks like Hollywood, the movie-magic is happening in Cleveland. A 36-foot video wall with additional LEDs recessed in the floor. Motion tracking makes the background shift with the camera. This extended reality studio is part of the Cleveland Institute of Art's Interactive Media Lab.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Dave DeNatale |Jeff Reidel

CLEVELAND — The Trump administration is proposing significant cuts for NASA in its 2026 budget, including the loss of over 500 jobs at Cleveland's NASA Glenn Research Center. According to the White House's proposed budget for fiscal year 2026, the number of full-time NASA employees overall in the agency would be reduced from 17,391 currently to 11,853 for FY26.

3 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel

CLEVELAND — 3News got an exclusive look at a new facility that will bridge the gap between the classroom and careers — something both educators and corporations are excited about. The STEM Exploration Center in Berea is not quite an amusement park, or a job fair, but something in between. “Our goal is to be that spark of inspiration,” stated Terry Malone – CEO & Co-founder, STEM Exploration Center. Malone describes the STEM Exploration Center as the Epcot of STEM Careers.

1 month ago | wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel

CLEVELAND — For a year now, the Museum of Illusions, 186 Euclid Avenue, Suite 130, Cleveland, in Public Square Cleveland has left visitors wondering, can I believe what I see? Inside, reality bends, walls move, and gravity is defied. The Ames Room is a crowd favorite, playing tricks with perspective and space. “It's just really cool. Especially, when you bring children here. Kids like it because they obviously look taller than their parents,” said Chris Caldwell, the Manager of Museum of Illusions.