Dan Horrigan

The 12-foot bronze piece was crafted by Zanesville sculptor Alan Cottrill, who has more than 350 life size or larger pieces to his credit.

Charles Hicks says Officer John Turnure placed a knee on his neck during the February arrest.

Six new businesses have opened in Kenmore's business district since the start of the pandemic.

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.

Citizens express concern about the impact fracking could have on the city's water supply.

A committee of Akron City Council has issued its report following nearly two dozen meetings and input from every councilperson.

Gov. Mike DeWine’s decision to sign the so-called Stand Your Ground gun bill into law isn’t sitting well with some city and state leaders who thought they were making headway in their fight against gun violence.

The ordinance received a good deal of pushback against City Council, which passed it just before Thanksgiving

Police body cams, hiring practices changed by new rules.

Leaders in Northeast Ohio recognized for their work in in the region