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On the last day before Cleveland City Council begins a reduced Summer schedule, the council is set to vote Monday evening on a program that would help seniors with limited income make much-needed home repairs.

The Ohio State Fair on Tuesday announced country singer Lee Brice as the final addition to its summer concert lineup, which also includes the Beach Boys...

WYSO went on the air 60 years ago, and we’re celebrating by listening back to some highlights from our historic audio collection. The WYSO archive...

The film commissions of Cleveland and Cincinnati are asking Ohio to increase the annual amount of tax incentives to draw more film productions to the…

Cardi B and Bruno Mars team up again to set their late-night flirtation in a taqueria ablaze with choreography and bilingual rap.

Cleveland City Council plans to take up the decriminalization of marijuana during this year’s session. Health and Human Services Committee Chairman Blaine Griffin said during Monday’s committee meeting that he’d be looking at recent laws in Toledo and Dayton as models. “I’m going to have several experts from that industry, as well as some internal partners from the city of Cleveland, that we are going to bring together to have the discussion around decriminalization of marijuana,” said Griffin.

As I was digging for information about the upcoming ProMusica Chamber Orchestra performances featuring Norwegian trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth, I was…

Akron officials say the project to upgrade the city’s sewer system has surpassed one of its goals. Repairs to the city’s wastewater treatment plant were...

The campaign of Rep. Dave Joyce (OH-14) has told state and federal investigators that a former treasurer may have embezzled funds from his campaign. In allegations first reported by Cleveland.com, a lawyer for Joyce’s campaign said Scott Coleman made withdrawals of tens of thousand dollars from the congressman’s political coffers. The Geauga County Prosecutor’s office confirmed that it is investigating.

The budget Icelandic airline WOW Air says it's ending flights to Cleveland after October 26. The company said in a statement that the route to Cleveland, along with flights to St. Louis and Cincinnati, did not meet profit targets. Officials at Cleveland Hopkins, which offered to help Wow Air with the cost of marketing and waive landing fees for the first two years, said in a statement the number of passengers using Wow Air met the company's targets.