environment

The deadline to sign up for immediate service is Friday.

The National Park Service says ecological changes are happening so fast, park rangers may need to choose what to save and what to let go.

The proposed legislation would increase penalties significantly, and cities that repeatedly are cited could face more than $1 million in fines.

While Brood X cicadas might be a nuisance to some, others are serving them for dinner.

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.

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.

PUCO sets out to take a closer look into the finances of the plants that are subsidized by Ohio customers.

During a year hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, Cleveland Metroparks comes out a winner; the park system recorded more visitors in 2020 than ever before. Now it has launched an app that helps all of those visitors better explore the park system.

A move to a opt-in, fee-based recycling program is among the changes to recycling, bulk and trash collection.