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  • Akron’s effort to reduce the flow of sewage into streams and rivers was one of five projects that earned "exceptional" honors earlier this month by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Project engineers showcased its new storage basin Tuesday. The Howard Storage Basin got its first big workout last weekend when heavy rains that would have carried millions of gallons of sewage overflow into the Little Cuyahoga River stopped in this massive, 30-foot-deep concrete rectangle instead.
  • In this holiday special, join NPR Music's Bob Boilen and Stephen Thompson as they look back on memorable holiday performances from the Tiny Desk.
  • Mature and introspective, the 20-year vet displayed a rare glimpse of vulnerability as he rapped about his pressure to be perfect and his fall from prominence in the game.
  • For close to 20 years, Dancing Wheels has called Cleveland's Masonic Temple home. It's become comfortable for the acclaimed company after renovating the space for wheelchair accessiblity, putting in its own sprung floors and painting a mural of its logo inside the rehearsal space. But earlier this year the Masonic was sold to an out-of-state company and now Dancing Wheels has been told to vacate the building.
  • Why do smart people make dumb decisions? Figuring that out won Richard Thaler a Nobel Prize.
  • After a federal judge put the brakes on Ohio’s latest abortion restrictions, a group of Republican lawmakers are trying to take a step even further:…
  • This world-weary melody announces the musician's upcoming album, Argonauta, with a psychic bruise that never quite heals.
  • The Democratic National Committee laid out a legal theory about a conspiracy against the 2016 presidential election, but the case is unlikely to go anywhere.
  • Just to be safe, the CDC is telling consumers to "throw out" all romaine lettuce, including whole heads, because of an E. coli outbreak that has infected at least 61 people and hospitalized 31.
  • The investigation into the unsolved killings of eight Ohio family members nearly two years ago remains focused on a family of four that left the state for…
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