Northeast Ohio's Summa Health System plans to spend 3-million dollars on workforce development, research and education over the next three years. (more )

A group of young Cleveland residents met last night to start mapping out their vision for revitalizing the city. The Cleveland chapter of the "Great Lakes Urban Exchange," or "GLUE," is just one of more than two-dozen chapters that also met last night in other Great Lake cities. (more )

Digital technology is already changing the way we work. From cell phones and blackberries to wireless access to the Internet, we work faster and collaborate with people we never meet face to face. But experts at a symposium yesterday at Case Western Reserve University say these new technologies are revolutionizing more than the business world. (more )

Ohio lawmakers are considering a bill to require blood tests when a repeat DUI offender refuses a breath test. A Northeast Ohio prosecutor testified today (Thursday) in favor of the bill. (more )

May in Northeast Ohio used to bring out works by budding artists. For almost 75 years, The May Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art showcased homegrown modern art. The annual show was discontinued 15 years ago. The new curator of Contemporary Art isn't inclined to bring it back, but she does plan a greater focus on local artists: (more )

Cash and time-strapped Ohio schools have been forced to cut arts courses. So some are getting help from their communities to give kids new opportunities. In Stark County, two musicians got a grant to share their passion for the blues with a dedicated group of students on the weekends. (more )

As gas prices continue to rise and traffic congestion frustrates drivers, many cites are discussing commuter rail as an alternative. Most major cities had extensive streetcar systems in the early 20th Century and Northeast Ohio was among the leaders in streetcar manufacturing. A Lorain County Community College Professor has a new book about the streetcar in Ohio, what happened to it and why bringing it back might be a good idea. (more )

Ohio's legislative and Democratic party leaders are threatening to impeach the state's attorney general if he doesn't resign. The last time any state official faced impeachment was 200 years ago. (more )

If Marc Dann either resigns or is taken out of office, Governor Ted Strickland could appoint a replacement until a November elections decides the attorney general for the last two years of Dann's term. At this point, though, it's not very clear which Democrats and Republicans actually want the job. (more )

Against the wishes of virtually every statewide Democratic leader, Attorney General Marc Dann says he won't quit. (more )

Top Ohio Democrats are calling for the resignation of Ohio's Democratic attorney general. And if he doesn't quit immediately, Democrats say they are prepared to start the process to impeach him. (more )

Akron's mayor hopes his recent trip to Japan will entice Bridgestone-Firestone officials to remain in the city. (more )

It's been 40 years since Indiana took center stage in a presidential primary. The stage then was dominated by Robert F. Kennedy and -- says transplanted Hoosier and Cleveland State professor Rick Perloff -- in many ways Kennedy remains the model of the plain-speaking candidate who could win Indiana hearts and votes... Rick Perloff is director of the School of Communication at Cleveland State University. He has written three books on persuasion and a textbook on American political communication. (more )