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  • The Ohio classes of 2019 and 2020 could be allowed the same alternative options for earning a high school diploma as this year’s seniors. The Ohio Board of Education voted 16-1 Tuesday to allow students to graduate by pursuing alternative pathways, like completing a senior project or obtaining an industry credential.
  • Could community be the answer to improving infant mortality rates? Atrium Medical Center says the answer is 'yes'.
  • The Cleveland Cavaliers are backing out of a deal to refurbish Quicken Loans Arena with the help of millions in taxpayer dollars, saying a referendum on the deal would lead to construction delays.
  • Our panelists predict, after the debacle on The Bachelor, what'll be the next big reality show scandal.
  • More than 150 Ohio students and their parents will depart from Cleveland and Columbus Friday night to participate in a demonstration that organizers are calling “March For Our Lives” Saturday in Washington, D.C. Organizers say the buses will include students from every corner of the state looking to participate in the rally.
  • Youngstown schools CEO Krish Mohip is one of four finalists to lead Fargo Public Schools in North Dakota. It is the second school district this month to name Mohip as a finalist for its superintendent position. In early March, Boulder Valley School District in Boulder, Colorado, also named Mohip a finalist for its open position to lead the district, but this week it was announced that he was not selected for the position.
  • Students at Youngstown State University are casting ballots this week on whether to impose a new fee in exchange for increased access to healthcare on campus. The $34-a-semester health fee was proposed by university officials to YSU’s Student Government Association earlier this year, which voted in February to include the initiative on its April election ballot. The new fee would pay for a dedicated on-campus clinic run by Mercy Health, two full-time healthcare professionals and expanded services and hours, including some on the weekends.
  • The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) plans to spend $2.35 billion on roads and bridges this year. That includes replacing more than 5,600 miles...
  • The second oldest brother of a musical dynasty, Charles Neville's saxophone carried New Orleans history in every note.
  • Known for laughing dismissively after knocking huge opponents to the ground, Karin Kanzuki's return in Street Fighter 5 was announced Thursday.
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