Here's a look at some of the stories we're following today:

No more water fountains at the Q You'll have to stand in line if you want free water at Quicken Loans Arena from now on. Administrators at the Q say they took the fountains out at the request of the NBA, but the NBA denies this. Free cups of water are still available at concession stands, but many fans say the move was motivated by greed.

Oil prices down, gas prices up The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded in Ohio is $2.56 a gallon. That's up 5 cents from last week, according to AAA.

Woman dies after Rottweiler attack 63-year old Caroline Baker of Cleveland Heights went outside to bring the dog inside when it attacked her. Baker's husband found her in the driveway with severe arm and shoulder injuries and bite marks. She later died at Huron Hospital.

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HotChaCha started as a girl band on an early Friday morning (in late March of 2007) at the West Side Market in Cleveland.

Mandy Aramouni and Jovana Batkovic were sipping on coffee and decided that due to Mandys’ brilliant guitar sound, and Jovanas’ outrageous stage presence, they had something HUGE going on. A few days later a local drummer, Lisa, was txt messaged to come and jam with the above mentioned broads.

For three months the girls consumed large amounts of beer, peed in the garbage can at the practice space, wrote music, and jammed. Finally, one night under the influence of large amounts of alcohol, they agreed to play their first show. At this point the band consisted of Mandy- guitar, Lisa-drums, and Jovana- vocals.

After they rocked, offended a bunch of people, and inspired everyone to cry, they realized how HUGE they could be.