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Cleveland's NASA Glenn Research Center would get $882 million under a budget proposal announced by the Trump administration Monday afternoon. Local researchers are gearing up for a return to the moon. The last time astronauts set foot on the lunar surface was in 1972. The new budget puts an emphasis on returning within the next five years on a more permanent basis.

The Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday offered a look at their progress overhauling Quicken Loans Arena. The project will add a glass atrium to the arena entrance and open up the concourse inside. The upper deck will get a new bar overlooking the court. A weight room will become a lounge. Cavs CEO Len Komoroski said the team is revamping the food options, too.

Thirteen was a very lucky number for Cincinnati's American Ninja Warrior finalists, as nearly half of the contestants advanced to the four-week Las...

On Sunday, more than 200 people paid their respects at a ceremony to mark the "death" of the glacier in the Swiss Alps. Researchers say it's disappearing due to rising temperatures.

A crowd of about 50 gathered at a pavilion in Lakewood Park Tuesday evening, as the sun set behind them on Lake Erie, to hear about how the newly formed Healthy Lakewood Foundation plans to use the $32.4 million it will receive over the next 16 years. The new foundation was formed in the wake of the 2016 Lakewood Hospital closure and the funds come from the hospital closure agreement, with the Cleveland Clinic kicking in $8 million.

MetroHealth broke ground this week on new affordable rental units and a job training center on Cleveland's west side.

The Akron Public School district along with other school districts in Summit County are scheduled to receive the COVID-19 vaccine this week for teachers and staff. However, Akron Schools will only receive enough vaccine for about a quarter of the staff who want it.

The federal government dropped charges against two Pennsylvania men they originally said traveled to Cleveland on May 30 to participate in a riot.

They say the wheels of justice grind slowly. One Cuyahoga County resident can confirm the cliché, with resolution finally in sight for her 26-year-old foreclosure case. After the county foreclosed on Mary Lynn Gattozzi’s house in 1995, she sued, claiming she was entitled to the difference between what she owed and what the property was sold for in a sheriff’s sale: $15,000. It took 15 years, but the county eventually paid up.

Rep. Tim Ryan joined the race to succeed Sen. Rob Portman Monday, the first major Democrat to enter a contest already crowded with Republican contenders.