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The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland is launching its first community advisory council to address economic and social issues in low income communities in…

Republican senators are planning to discuss the possible changes they would like to make to HB 228, the so-called "Stand Your Ground" bill, which might…

Ohio racehorses have traditionally been identified by a lip tattoo or a brand. But in recent years, many horse owners have opted to use electronic chips...

With warmer weather and backyards full of deer, Lyme disease is on the minds of the public health community. Back in the 90s, Ohio saw a handful of Lyme disease cases. Now, that number is well into the hundreds each year. There were nearly 300 cases in 2018, according to data from the Ohio Department of Health. Last year, Cuyahoga County had 25 cases, the highest in the state.

A new school funding formula from two state representatives is getting a lot of attention. But while the House Speaker calls the existing formula a ...

Tuesday was the first day of early voting for the May primary, which means Monday was the last day to register to vote. Even though turnout in off-year…

A coalition of Ohio's public universities is touting a study that says income from schools, their students and alumni adds up to $42 billion pumped into…

A clock that was housed under a bubble in the Town Center parking garage at 1223 Central Parkway (home to CET and WVXU) will soon return home to Union...

Steve Dettelbach, the Democratic nominee for attorney general, says on his first day in office he would have Ohio join a lawsuit to protect the Affordable…

Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) wants Congress to help veterans who might have been harmed by toxic emissions during deployment in Afghanistan and Iraq....