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Two choreographers are the latest artists to take up a residency at Akron Soul Train, and they’re using it as an opportunity to connect with audiences despite the pandemic.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Friday detailed when and how many COVID-19 vaccines the state will receive, as well as the groups who will initially receive these first shipments, which are slated to begin Dec. 15.

Cases of layoffs, illnesses, unpaid rent, and other nationwide symptoms of the pandemic are surging, especially for the poor. That's why the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland has quickly ramped up online equipment and programs to assist the growing need for help from clients.

A school funding overhaul that’s been in the works for five years passed the Ohio House by a huge margin and is on its way to the Senate.

Today is Bert Szabo Day in Summit Metro Parks. Szabo spent 34 years with the park district as its first naturalist and helped launch the popular Fall Hiking Spree, among other things.

City officials say the demonstration is a "learning experience" for how the city should use its resources.

Under the bill, women will be required to choose how to discard the remains, or the clinic would have to decide and pay for the disposal.

The governor says he relies on facts about COVID-19 when making decisions, while legislators who voted for the bill want checks and balances on his authority over business limitations and shutdowns.

Gov. Mike DeWine invited medical professionals to his Thursday press briefing to explain the dire situation for hospitals across Ohio.

Professor Tara Smith foresees further spikes in cases and doesn't believe the stay-at-home advisories for some counties are effective.