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Conor MorrisUtilities for All is asking for fairness and transparency in how Cleveland handles utility shut-offs during the pandemic. -
Julie Grant/The Allegheny FrontOhio has 226 wells to hold fracking wastewater; Pennsylvania has 16. Nearly half the waste injected in Ohio disposal wells comes from out of state. Residents who live near injection site construction areas are concerned.
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Since the Biden administration took office last month, there is renewed hope among environmental groups that increased federal regulation is coming.
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The city sought to study its tree coverage to see how much has been lost during a major sewer construction project and now wants to advance equity with future efforts.
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The measure would set another standard for fuel to assure consumers they get what they pay for at the pump.
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Citizens express concern about the impact fracking could have on the city's water supply.
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All Aboard Ohio is optimistic about the recent proposed plan to expand rail service in Ohio.
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The 24th annual count takes place Feb. 12-15.
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Cuyahoga County is taking the next steps in an effort to better utilize one of its most treasured assets—Lake Erie.
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Caithness Energy started building a gas plant next door to the Youngs property in Guernsey County, where they train horses. It has altered everything about their retirement dream.
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Double-crested cormorants are a water bird native to Ohio, but the way they nest ruins vegetation and habitats for other birds.
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In the meantime, no bulk pickup is resulting in more illegal dumping in some parts of the city.
