The FAA is warning travelers and pilots the eclipse could snarl air traffic, especially at airports located in the path of totality. Mike Hillman, President of the Jets FBO Network says we should be prepared.

The awe-inspiring natural phenomenon can trigger a wide range of emotions, from amazement to anxiety.

You might recall that Derek Steyer traveled to Hopkinsville, Kentucky, in 2017 to witness the Great American Eclipse. He reviews that experience and previews all the 21 News eclipse coverage.

A special IPA raised money for the Youngstown Rotary Club to be set aside for STEAM learning programs.

The Mahoning Valley, let alone the State of Ohio hasn’t seen a total solar eclipse since 1806 and excitement continues to grow as we prepare for the highly anticipated event this upcoming Monday, April 8. 

Ohioans may be less in the dark about what the state plans for Monday’s solar eclipse after Governor Mike DeWine and other state officials hold a news conference Friday.

It was dubbed the "Great American Eclipse." 21 News Anchor Derek Steyer was sent to Hopkinsville Kentucky where there wasn't a cloud in the sky, and carried live coverage on the air, the very spot pegged by NASA as the place to be for complete totality.

Handel's solar eclipse ice cream

Eclipse watch party at The Grand Resort