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CLEVELAND — 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 — 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 — 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 communityCLEVELAND — More than 40 clothing pieces and accessories from 24 artists and designers across the world are now on display at Kent State University, and all of them…
Read more Kent State University features first North African fashion exhibit in the worldCLEVELAND — Marie Navarro is among the millions of Venezuelans celebrating Nicolas Máduro’s removal, but not all are one board with how it was done. What You Need To…
Read more Nicolas Máduro’s removal sparks protests, celebrations worldwideCLEVELAND — Justin Sollinger’s giant pierogi is mounted on a 30-foot pole on the roof of restaurant Sloppy Bob’s in Parma, and no, you can’t eat it. What You…
Read more Parma hosts inaugural New Year’s Eve Pierogi DropCLEVELAND — Popping car hoods and changing car parts has been Carbae’s passion for more than a decade. She’s the owner and operator of Carbae’s Auto Service and Repair,…
Read more Women-owned and operated auto repair shop is first of its kind in ClevelandCLEVELAND — Brittani Sisouphanh is spending her first holiday season without her father Sone Rassavong who was recently deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to his home…
Read more Akron man deported after living in U.S. for 44 yearsCLEVELAND — Leah Hudnall’s grandparents moved to Cleveland, along with hundreds of thousands of other Black families from southern states during The Great Migration. She said many incoming residents…
Read more Cleveland nears 50th anniversary of school desegregationCLEVELAND — A decades-long tradition from Guanajuato, Mexico is now returning to the Pivot Center for Art, Dance & Expression to celebrate Día de los Muertos, or Day of…
Read more Day of the Dead sawdust carpets, altars celebrate life through traditionAKRON — Dressing up for Halloween is an annual tradition for Brian Rubenstein, but this year, he isn’t just wearing his costume for trick-or-treaters. What You Need To Know…
Read more Wedding couples celebrate the spooky season at Akron Civic TheatreCLEVELAND — Mónica Rámirez has dedicated most her life to helping migrant women, and now she’s being recognized for advocacy work as part of the Ohio Civil Rights Hall…
Read more Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame honors migrant women advocateAKRON, Ohio — A small stretch of road known as the “Innerbelt” was meant to connect to major highways in Akron in the 1960s, but the construction project has…
Read more City of Akron releases Innerbelt Master PlanCLEVELAND — The 2025 Akron Marathon is taking off this weekend as the city continues to celebrate its 200th anniversary. What You Need To Know Akron Public Schools…
Read more Akron Marathon celebrates 23rd anniversary and city milestoneCLEVELAND — Six-year-old Naomi Maxwell is one of a dozen young athletes preparing for the Amateur Athletic Union’s Junior Olympics in Greensboro, North Carolina, this year. What You Need…
Read more Young athletes in Cleveland to compete at the 2024 AAU Junior Olympics