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Playhouse Square executive producer Gina Vernaci announced the next Broadway season coming to Cleveland. The series kicks off in October with Broadway star Betty Buckley in the title role of Hello Dolly, while six-time Tony winner, Dear Evan Hansen, arrives in June 2019. Here's the rundown of the full season:

Since it's founding in 2010, the photo-sharing app Instagram has revolutionized modern photography and the way we see our world. Jamaican-born photojournalist Ruddy Roye is at the forefront of that Instagram revolution with his depictions of African-American life in contemporary Brooklyn and beyond.

A conservative Christian group is leading an effort to require Ohio voters to present photo IDs before casting their ballots. Chris Long with the Ohio…

Recent flooding in Minnesota has left an estimated $100 million dollars of damage in its wake. Â Some of the flood waters made it into the storage space…

A 90th birthday celebration is usually a gathering of some friends and family, offering a chance to reminisce, swap stories, and eat cake. Ruth…

The first full week of July will bring the season's first sustained heat wave. At the National Weather Service, forecaster Scott Hickman tells WOSU's Tom…

The acclaimed Egyptian music composer Halim El-Dabh died over the weekend at his home in Kent, Ohio. He was one of the first in the world to compose electronic music. In 2006 El-Dabh told WCPN that he created "The Expression of Zar" from a group of women performing a healing ritual in 1944.

Cleveland officials addressed the materials used to build First Energy Stadium Thursday. Some of the panels used on the outside of the stadium are similar to the ones on the Grenfell apartment building in London, the site of a fire that killed 80 last month. The city’s Chief Building Official Thomas Vanover says that while the panels are comparable, there are many differences between First Energy Stadium and the Grenfell.

A familiar piece of Northeast Ohio public art came back home over the weekend. The kinetic sculpture in front of the P-N-C headquarters in downtown Cleveland was reinstalled Sunday after a year of restoration work.

The Cleveland Clinic announced today a Croatian-born cardiac surgeon will take over the helm of the locally based health-care system on Jan 1. Tomislav Mihljevic will succeed Toby Cosgrove as the leader of the clinic. Cosgrove has been CEO for 13 years and has overseen the expansion of the system into several national and international locations including Ohio, Florida, Nevada, Canada, Abu Dhabi.