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Ohio Department of TransportationPandemic relief funds are set aside to prevent the road hazards that have caused significant damage in some parts of Ohio. -
While Brood X cicadas might be a nuisance to some, others are serving them for dinner.
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Residents take to social media to bring attention to the affected trees, while the city and Downtown Cleveland Alliance say they're continuing to work to keep trees healthy and improve tree coverage. -
While chimney swifts are not new to the city, a proposed tower structure will help provide shelter for the birds that find their potential nesting sites are dwindling.
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The Socially Responsible Sweatshop of Kent has raised thousands of dollars through an environmentally-friendly program that has found new uses for fabric scraps.
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Ohioans will soon be hearing a somewhat familiar sound, as the Brood X cicada emerges from underground for the first time since 2004.
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Massachusetts startup CZAR Energy Solutions is relocating its company to Warren, called the capital of "Voltage Valley".
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Western Reserve Land Conservancy says leaving the area undeveloped will retain its environmental benefits.
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Summit Metro Parks conducts controlled burn this week
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Like nature? Technology? Combine both interests and learn more about the natural word with this activity that will draw people from around the state.
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Two information sessions are planned this week on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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A listener wondered if Ohio's power grid might be vulnerable to an outage as severe as Texans experienced in February. The state's public utilities commission says there are a number of provisions in place to guard against that.
