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  • If your only connection to the culture of Wales is Bryn Terfel and Tom Jones, you have a wonderful opportunity to find out more about it this weekend. The…
  • In his first appearance on the ballot, Ken Griffey Jr. received 99.3 percent of the vote — the highest percentage ever. Mike Piazza got enough votes this year after falling 28 short in 2015.
  • Cincinnati Council has finalized the city's property tax rate for 2017, but the measure could be subject to a mayoral veto. Council voted 6-3 for a 5.6...
  • The draft of a new policy barring discrimination by Cleveland police officers is available for public review. The bias-free policing policy prohibits officers from stopping or arresting people based on their race, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity, among other attributes. But if police are looking for a suspect, they may still take those characteristics into account if they’re part of a credible and specific description. Officers are also not allowed to use derogatory language.
  • The Cleveland Cavaliers are recommitting to a deal to renovate Quicken Loans Arena after withdrawing from the plan last week. In a statement Wednesday afternoon, Cavs CEO Len Komoroski said the team will take up its side of the Q deal. The Cavs will pay principle and interest on half of a $140 million bond sale. The public will pay down the other half, plus reserves, with admission tax dollars and other revenue.
  • An unprecedented collaboration of three Northeast Ohio music ensembles performs Friday evening (September 8) to help victims of recent weather disasters in Texas and Florida. Over eighty local musicians were quickly assembled to support the relief effort. Students from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music started their rehearsals Wednesday night. Organizer Henry Peyrebrune says there was no problem in getting musicians to sign-on for the Friday night concert.
  • The Preschool Promise Board announced Monday that tuition assistance will be expanded to 3-year-olds at or below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty...
  • Join in the fun at the San Francisco festival's 10th anniversary and stream performances from alt-J, Kaytranada, Thundercat and more.
  • Updated Wednesday, Aug. 3 The recent black, odorous wastewater discharge near the base of Niagara Falls violated New York regulations, a state official...
  • With Northeast Ohio soon to be in the grip of subzero weather, doctors are warning that even short periods of time outside with exposed skin can lead to injury. University Hospitals Emergency Medicine physician Jeffrey Luk says frostbite can happen in a matter of minutes. His advice, if you have to go outside during this deep freeze, is to wear lots of layers. “A lot of people will just wear a hat and gloves, but the face will be exposed, so that’s another consideration especially how cold it's going to be.”
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