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One bright spot for the fire-devastated town of Paradise, Calif., is the high school football team. The Paradise Bobcats finished the regular season undefeated.

In Clintonville, a 100-year-old pin oak tree towers in front of Maureen Keyhani’s home on Arden Road. The tree sits in what is called a curb lawn between…

The vaccine project is in very early stages, but it's sparking interest among scientists in the field.

The woman says one of the men who attacked her on Thursday is the same man who raped her last year. It's another horrifying incident in a country grappling with high levels of sexual violence.

Students from Avon High School and West Geauga High School joined the American Heart Association and a panel of Cleveland medical professionals Thursday morning to talk about the dangers of vaping – and learn how to listen to each other. Dr. Christine Alexander, chair of the MetroHealth Department of Family Medicine, acknowledged early in the discussion that teenagers will care more about the negative effects of vaping if those negative effects are relatable to them.

The Cleveland Indians will enter the upcoming season without their star pitcher. The team traded ace Corey Kluber to the Texas Rangers. WKSU sports...

DJ and artist Andrew Weatherall died Monday at 56. He was widely heralded in the electronic music world and was a hero of underground dance music.

Updated: 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 11, 2020. A fourth person in Ohio has tested positive for coronavirus, the Ohio Department of Health announced Wednesday afternoon. The patient is a 53-year-old man in Stark County. He had no known connection to anyone with the virus or a history of international travel, signaling the state's first case of community spread, according to Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton.

The remarkable story of Wolf 8, the nervy runt who became the alpha male of the pack in Yellowstone National Park.

All out-of-state field trips have been canceled for Cleveland public school students. In a message to families on Monday, Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO Eric Gordon said the new policy was a preventative measure in light of the three confirmed cases of coronavirus in Cuyahoga County. “While we have been given no indication that any CMSD staff, student or family are connected in any way to the three cases,” the message stated, “we are taking a number of proactive measures to minimize risk to students, employees, and families relating to the spread of COVID-19.”