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The Federal Aviation Administration will be implementing changes in the next couple of weeks for flights between Cleveland and Detroit. The FAA said the changes include more flight paths in and out of Cleveland. A press release from the agency says it’s like creating “more on-and off-ramps in the sky”. For people on the ground, the FAA projects the route changes “would not result in any significant noise increase” but people might see planes where they did not previously.

After half a century of ideas and plans that never got off the ground, the renovation of a historic block in the heart of downtown Akron is getting...

The midterms were all about President Donald Trump. The Democrats gained control of the house and the Republicans kept control of the senate, with a...

Cuyahoga County is launching a digital campaign to attract private investments into certain higher poverty census tracts designated as Opportunity Zones. is a collaboration made up of city and county entities. They're trying to attract investors to put their capital gains into these federally-approved neighborhoods in exchange for tax breaks.

Summit County officials have reached out to Ohio leaders, asking them to find a way to keep the Davis-Besse and Perry nuclear power plants open. The...

A federal court will decide the mediator of two class action lawsuits against The Ohio State University, which claim the school ignored or failed to stop…

Studies show in the near future, about 2/3 of Ohio’s jobs will require some college or skilled vocational training. But the cost of getting that...

A new report finds that millions of people in Ohio continue to be exposed to excessive amounts of air pollution.The study, which was published by the…

Ohio's Department of Transportation is seeking permission to apply changes in speed limits anytime statewide.According to the Dayton Daily News, the…

On the walls of a conference room at Mt. Pleasant NOW’s offices, there’s a timeline connecting the practices of redlining to the Jim Crow laws that came before in many cities. Redlining was the practice of designating certain neighborhoods – usually minority ones – “undesirable” for economic investment. The Mt. Pleasant NOW Community Development organization is hosting an exhibit on the practice's history.