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  • The Book That Changed The Borders
    On this show, we show how the book "Borderlands" has been integrated into the Chicana and feminist literary canon.
  • Survey Shows Spike in Price of Cleveland Rentals
    Cleveland saw a sharp increase in rental prices in recent months. That's according to a recent survey by the apartment listing site Abodo.com, which looked at one-bedroom rentals in about 80 cities. The site found that Cleveland topped the list with the highest percentage increase in median rent last month at 6.5 percent. That marks the third consecutive month in which Cleveland led the pack.
  • Local Agencies Seek Federal Help to Save Irishtown Bend
    Local agencies trying to save a crumbling stretch of land along the Cuyahoga River known as "Irishtown Bend" are now looking to the federal government for help. "If you've ever seen any pictures of it you can see it move several inches to several feet over time," said Grace Gallucci, Executive Director of Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA).
  • President Trump Takes The Fight To The FBI
    Law enforcement is one of the most powerful arms of any government, so what happens when it's labeled as the enemy?
  • Rescue workers and medics tend to people who were injured when a car plowed through a crowd of anti-facist counter-demonstrators marching through the downtown shopping district in Charlottesville, Virginia. The car plowed through the crowed following the shutdown of the "Unite the Right" rally by police after white nationalists, neo-Nazis and members of the "alt-right" and counter-protesters clashed near Lee Park, where a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee is slated to be removed.
    Charlottesville And The White Supremacists
    What began as a rally by white supremacists in Virginia this weekend ended in terror Saturday as a car slammed into a group that was protesting the rally, killing at
  • Debris from a massive landslide from Monday's earthquake covers an area in Tabubil township, Papua New Guinea, on Monday following a 7.5 magnitude earthquake early Monday.
    At Least 14 Dead In Papua New Guinea After Strong Quake Sets Off Mudslides
    The 7.5 magnitude temblor rocked the central highlands in the half-island Pacific nation early Monday. Phone lines are down and roads are blocked, making a full assessment of the remote area hard.
  • Seen through a window, (L to R) hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade broadcast 'Fox And Friends' from the Fox News studios, February 17, 2017 in New York City. President Trump, a frequent consumer and critic of cable news, recently tweeted that Fox and Friends is 'great'.
    When The White House Is Watching
    President Trump's has made no secret that he has a favorite news network.
  • Cab drivers face policy changes
    The taxicab committee, which included cab companies, deliberated the new policies for 18 months. Paul Astleford President and CEO of Experience Columbus…
  • U.S. Soccer Fans Ecstatic Over World Cup Victory
    Throngs of American soccer fans brought traffic to a crawl in Vancouver, Canada, on Sunday. They were celebrating the Women's World Cup championship. The U.S. beat Japan 5-2.
  • Federal Court Places A Stay On Order Compelling NCAA To Pay Athletes
    The ruling comes nearly a year after a district court judge ruled that the NCAA violated antitrust laws and should let schools pay athletes $5,000.
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