Drillers want access beneath 618 acres. Here’s how approval works and where Ohio’s 2026 governor candidates stand on fracking in parks and wildlife areas.

A Franklin County judge blocked a state law that eliminated Ohioans’ special legal powers to sue steel plants and other that pollute the air.

The Cleveland Public Library plans to demolish the Memorial-Nottingham Branch and construct a new one near Euclid Beach Pier.

A Mt. Pleasant farmer said her disgruntled council member sought to remove her from a lot where she has operated for years.

This weekend the East Cleveland Township Cemetery is welcoming visitors for two Halloween-themed events. A spooky night time tour of the cemetery with stories about its most notable residents is at 7 ...

Cleveland police discipline cases show the outcomes of misconduct investigations and citizen complaints over a period of about a decade.

The city-owned electric utility relies on customers to pay the costs of buying power and maintaining infrastructure.

Body camera violations are some of the most common charges recorded in police disciplinary hearings – appearing in over one in five disciplinary hearings since 2017. These violations peaked in 2021 ...

Ohio’s 10th District Court of Appeals has ruled that the EdChoice voucher program is unconstitutional. The program will continue during the appellate process, allowing Akron students to continue ...

The OHS Advisory Board started its Sept. 17 meeting by discussing and approving updated bylaws, including changes clarifying board membership categories such as proxies and alternates, and attendance ...