Cleveland Cavaliers Eyes Deep Playoff Run, WNBA Plans New Franchise

The Cleveland Cavaliers are experiencing a strong season, currently leading the Eastern Conference with a five-and-a-half game advantage and showcasing their offensive prowess, leading the league in both three-point and two-point shooting percentages. They have made history by scoring over 130 points in 15 games this season, a franchise record. In addition to their success on the court, the Cavaliers are also potentially expanding their footprint in women's sports, with a bid for a new WNBA franchise in Cleveland. Meanwhile, Cleveland's City Council is set to discuss Mayor Justin Bibb’s $2.1 billion budget proposal, focusing on the allocation of funds, primarily from the city's income tax revenue. The budget hearings will include insights from local government documenters and aim to address staffing and funding needs for 2025. The Cleveland Guardians are also in the spotlight as they prepare for the upcoming season, with fans eagerly anticipating the team's performance and potential player acquisitions.