Meteorologist Susanne Horgan returns to NewsChannel 5’s Good Morning Cleveland on Wednesday, February 6th. Following the birth of her first child Thomas in December, Susanne spent her maternity leave learning the ropes of motherhood away from the Power of 5 weather center.

See Foreclosures: 100 worst hit zip codes - See for yourself where the mortgage meltdown is having the heaviest impact.

This race is the Democrats to lose, especially with speculation that the brother of the very person who just finished giving the nation a Cleveland Steamer has a possibility of finding his way to the White House.

So, how does Bill Belichick (that hobo in a hoodie) look now that he lost his place in NFL history? Cleveland rejoices on his lack of good sportsmanship!

with... Emperor Caesar, Prince Michael, John Kennedy, Lincoln, Grover Cleveland, Sandy Whitehouse, Jesus Archangel, Jesus Muhammed, Colonel Sanders, Mad Max, Megally Megally, Andy Clown, Jonathon "The Impaler" Sharkey, Jesse Ventura, Sandra Noble, Condoleezza Rice, "Jimmy" Carter, and General Zod ....who needs Hillary, Barak, John, or Ron?

Clinical depression (also called major-depressive disorder or unipolar depression) is a common psychiatric disorder, characterized by a persistent lowering of mood, loss of interest in usual activities and diminished ability to experience pleasure.Although the term "depression" is commonly used to describe a temporary depressed mood when one "feels blue", clinical depression is a serious illness that involves the body, mood, and thoughts that cannot simply be willed or wished away. It is often a disabling disease that affects a person's work, family and school life, sleeping and eating habits, general health and ability to enjoy life. The course of clinical depression varies widely: depression can be a once in a life-time event or have multiple recurrences, it can appear either gradually or suddenly, and either last for few months or be a life-long disorder. Having depression is a major risk factor for suicide; in addition, people with depression suffer from higher mortality from other causes.Clinical depression is usually treated by psychotherapy, antidepressants, or a combination of the two. Clinical depression may be a stand alone issue having differing features in patients, or as part of a larger medical issue, such as in patients with bipolar disorder or chronic pain.