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In the basement of Severance Hall, there are file cabinets full of programs, scrapbooks and audio recordings dating back to its inception. On a recent afternoon, ideastream toured the collections with archivist Andria Hoy to see some of the early materials as the Cleveland Orchestra celebrates its centennial season. A green scrapbook from 1918-1919 includes newspaper clippings surrounding its start, which paint a picture of excitement as Nikolai Sokoloff was hired to lead the city’s own orchestra.

A speech at the Golden Globes by Oprah Winfrey leads to speculation that she might run for president.

A military-grade vest, using radar technology, may be the answer to keeping some heart patients out of the hospital.The Ohio State University Wexner…

Except when he's visiting his wife in a nursing home, 89-year-old James Pint's preferred transportation is a bike. That's what he takes to church, and...

More than a year ago, 80-year old Helen Douglass described her shoulder and forearm pain following a stroke as nine out of 10. Last summer the Cleveland...

Community activists are demanding an investigation into the arrest of a Columbus man after cellphone video showed officers kicking and punching the…

Researchers around the world are realizing how easy it is for criminals to manipulate voices and videos to make people look and sound like they are...

Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) board members will vote on a proposal to swap a stadium for land to build a new one. The plan would allow FC Cincinnati...

President Trump has reached an "informal agreement" with Boeing to buy two new 747s to serve as Air Force One. The company says he got a bargain, but one independent analyst is skeptical.

Ohio farmers are pushing back against the Trump administration after China made good on promises to respond to recent U.S. tariffs with tariffs of its…