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Hillary Clinton's name and voice were heard for the first time on NPR in a story that ran on this program on December 17, 1991. She was campaigning for her husband.

Federal officials are warning all U.S. hospitals, including those in the Cleveland area, that they are the target of an “imminent and increased” cybercrime threat. University Hospital officials said they have been proactive and have already blocked some of the cybersecurity threats that the government is warning about. This means cybersecurity protections at the organization are working, said Robert Eardley, chief information officer at UH.

More than 330 pieces of mail were found in the vehicle of a Maple Heights mail carrier charged with delay or destruction of mail. That includes an absentee ballot application and several other election-related items, according to a press release from the United States Department of Justice.

Reds fans can enjoy the best of Trevor Bauer one more time as Fox Sports Ohio repeats four of his best games Nov. 8-10.

During the pandemic lockdown, more people are digging up treasure troves of historical items. In Scotland, a man with a metal detector found a trove of Bronze Age artifacts including a sword.

Posting content related to suicide is an indicator that young people might be thinking about suicide, according to a recent study. Researchers anonymously surveyed 15,000 middle and high school students in the Stark County area, which recently experienced a rapid increase in youth suicides between August 2017 and March 2018.

After shuttering its theaters in March due to the pandemic, Tower City Cinemas will not be reopening. Cleveland Cinemas, which operates Tower City Cinemas and others in the region, announced the Tower City Cinemas closure in a news release Monday afternoon. “While Tower City Cinemas has been closed since March due to the on-going health crisis, with the lease expiring, a decision was made to not reopen the theater,” said Jon Forman, president of Cleveland Cinemas, in a written statement.

Lin Manuel Miranda's Tony-winning smash, "Hamilton," lands in Playhouse Square this week. It's been billed as a revolutionary musical about the American Revolution, but is the critically-acclaimed show really revolutionary? Not according to Oberlin College history professor Renee Romano. In the new book she's co-edited, "Historians on Hamilton," opinions are varied on the musical's true reflection of American history.

Voters in two northern Ohio school districts rejected school levies in their Aug. 6 special elections. More than 78 percent of those who voted Tuesday in the Willoughby-Eastlake City School District opposed a levy that would have raised more than $8 million to cover state-level cuts that have put the district in the red. The measure failed with only 1,925 votes in favor of the levy and 6,988 against.

Shoppers in Cuyahoga County will need to find an alternative to single-use plastic bags, as some stores have already removed the option. The county’s bag ban goes into effect this week. Though businesses won’t be fined for providing plastic bags for the first six months, many stores have already started pushing their customers toward alternatives.