CLEVELAND — Summer is here, which means more people are heading to the water to keep cool. While enjoying water activities, it’s important to always have an extra set…
Read more Argonaut keeping Cleveland waters safe during summerSTRONGSVILLE, Ohio — Gathering in the cold, residents came together on Saturday to reflect and pray for those in Ukraine. What You Need To Know Russia invaded Ukraine on…
Read more Ohio residents come together to show support for UkraineHAMILTON, Ohio — Every year during the NFL season, players have a chance to wear and design cleats to benefit an organization that is important to them. For one…
Read more NFL player meets students at his alma mater who designed his cleatsCINCINNATI — Recent legislation has been introduced to ban Name, Image and Likeness deals for high school and middle school students in Ohio. This comes just months after the…
Read more Legislation could ban NIL for high school student-athletesEditor’s Note: This article discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio — There is a…
Read more Brother’s Keeper working to help young men feel connectedPORT CLINTON, Ohio — Before the sun rises on a February morning, a group of dedicated ice fishers journeys out onto Lake Erie. What You Need To Know Ice…
Read more Lake Erie ice fishers take advantage of frozen lakeCLEVELAND — Democratic Congresswoman Shontel Brown reflected on what she calls a chaotic year in Washington, D.C. during her State of Ohio’s 11th Congressional District Address. What You Need…
Read more ‘Bent, but not broken’: Congresswoman Shontel Brown reflects on a chaotic 2025COLUMBUS, Ohio — It’s a skill many adults learned in school, but for some younger students today, it can feel almost foreign — because it isn’t as commonly taught…
Read more Ohio elementary student brings cursive back to classTEXAS — For those who are superstitious, Friday the 13th may seem like an unlucky day. But for Texas-based company SpaceX and NASA, it’s quite the opposite. The two…
Read more NASA, SpaceX defy superstitions with successful launch on Friday the 13thCLEVELAND — After advocating for years, Tanisha Anderson’s family is celebrating the official signing of law named in her honor that aims to establish a more compassionate and…
Read more ‘Tanisha’s Law’ officially signed, family celebratesCLEVELAND — Helping students piece together parts and explore technology is Bill Scott’s passion. He’s the executive director of Youngstown nonprofit Advanced Methods in Innovation (AMI). What You Need…
Read more Ohio nonprofit receives $250,000 in NASA STEM Innovator AwardCLEVELAND — More than 100 community members joined for the City Club of Cleveland’s Happy Dog Takes on ICE forum as anti-ICE protests are taking place around the state.…
Read more More than 100 Ohioans join Happy Dog Takes on ICE ForumCLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio — Northeast Ohio native Laila Edwards is officially in the history books as the first Black woman to represent Team USA in ice hockey in…
Read more Cleveland Heights native Laila Edwards making history with Olympic debutCLEVELAND — Gardening isn’t a task normally associated with winter, but February can be the perfect time to plant. What You Need To Know A free native seed library…
Read more Winter is the perfect time to start your native Ohio gardeningCINCINNATI — Freezing temperatures can quickly become deadly for pets. What You Need To Know Severe temperatures can harm everyone in a household, including your pet Queen City Veterinary Clinic shares tips to…
Read more Expert shares tips to keep our furry friends safeCLEVELAND — Verónica Martínez and her family first immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico over a decade ago, but she said it’s difficult to not be unsettled by President…
Read more Community reflects on one year of federal immigration enforcementCLEVELAND — The Cleveland Cavaliers are continuing their commitment toward environmental progress at Rocket Arena and in northeast Ohio by producing one of the first fully traceable and sustainable…
Read more Cavs partner with local company for fully traceable, sustainable retail lineThe fight for equality is personal for millions of Americans, including Sheena Barnes. She’s Black and she’s bisexual — two identities that she says aren’t separate from each…
Read more Shared struggles: How civil rights history shapes LGBTQ+ advocacyCOLUMBUS, Ohio — New federal arts funding approved in Congress this week could bring relief to organizations across the country. But many arts groups are still absorbing the…
Read more Theater group thrives amid arts funding strainCLEVELAND — Dozens of people gathered outside of the City Club of Cleveland to protest a sold-out Q&A session on “Faith, Policy and Influence.” What You Need To Know…
Read more City Club of Cleveland speaker stirs controversy among LGBTQ community
