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Electric scooters will likely make their way to five of Cleveland’s eastern suburbs later this year, after a survey of residents showed overwhelming enthusiasm. About 1,100 people responded to an online survey covering Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, University Heights, Euclid and South Euclid, with more than 70 percent of respondents in favor of bringing scooter companies to the area. The survey asked residents whether they supported scooters on an initial trial basis.

It may surprise you, but often the most popular items at local libraries are not books. For several Northeast Ohio libraries, including the Cuyahoga County system, People magazine is tops. “Go figure, every single month, month in and month out, People magazine is the favorite thing,” said Wendy Bartlett, collection development and acquisitions manager for Cuyahoga County Public Library.

E. Gordon Gee has been named as West Virginia University's 24th president. Gee was hired as interim president last December after Jim Clements left for…

Ohio State officials are taking a more aggressive tone in an effort to combat a mumps outbreak on the Columbus campus. In an e-mail sent out to students…

This just in from Baltimore Sun music critic Tim Smith's blog, Clef Notes & Drama Queens: The Mormon Tabernacle Choir crashed a theatrical performance…

It's that time of year again for lovers of both historic and modern plucked instruments, particularly the classical guitar. The Columbus Guitar Society…

Throughout this Valentine's Day, Friday, February 14, Classical 101 will be playing beautiful music in homage to love in all its guises, from tender to…

The FBI says burglaries at a Massachusetts jewelry maker that included Super Bowl rings, and at a Brinks Inc. armored car facility in Columbus, Ohio, bear…

The Republican governor signed the transportation budget bill containing the higher speed limit for rural stretches of interstate during a Monday event in…

After nearly six years leading the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio, Executive Director Ron Mills is officially out. Spokeswoman Jodi Andes says…