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Ohio awarded nearly $105 million to expand high-performing community schools
Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen D. Dackin today announced that Ohio has been awarded nearly $105 million in federal grants from the U.S. Department of Education. Ohio received $55.5 million through the 2025 Charter...
Why Northeast Ohio’s stunning fall colors are running behind schedule this year (photos)
CLEVELAND, Ohio — If you love the changing of the seasons, particularly Autumn, when the landscape becomes an entirely new palette of color, then Northeast Ohio is an ideal spot for you. Northeast Ohio is home to four distinct seasons; something...

Ryan Day weighs in on the college football firing trend while Ohio State stays elite
Everyone is talking about the Ohio State Buckeyes, who have been showcasing some of the best football in theNCAA this season. The team remains undefeated, and much of that success is credited to head coach Ryan Day, the architect behind the team's...

Ohio State? Bama? Indiana? Anyone in the ACC? Who we can -- and can't -- trust
With four ranked-versus-ranked games on the Week 8 docket, we were guaranteed to see some good teams fall this weekend. We got more than we bargained for. No. 2 Miami lost as a 10.5-point home favorite to an unranked team. No. 7 Texas Tech...

What Went Wrong in Wisconsin’s 34-0 loss to Ohio State
The Wisconsin Badgers fell 34–0 to the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes on Saturday afternoon in a tough home loss that exposed several key weaknesses in the team. From the opening kickoff, it was clear that Wisconsin struggled to find any offensive...

Experts debunk 'false solutions' to major global crisis: 'It's not a cure'
As plastic waste piles up, companies are racing to market new ways to turn it into fuel or raw materials. But not all of these so-called innovations are what they seem. A recent TikTok from Ohio Valley Allies (@ohio.valley.allies) takes aim at one...

‘I like to hear it’: Why Jaxson Dart actually welcomes hostile crowd noise instead of tuning it out
CLEVELAND, Ohio — While most quarterbacks develop elaborate mental techniques to block out hostile crowds, Jaxson Dart takes a completely different approach—he actually leans into the hostility, embracing the energy of opposing fans and using it...

Large tract of South Strabane Township land pitched as potential AI data center
This sign on Mitchell Road in South Strabane Township advertises the availability of 1,200 acres for sale near Zediker Station. A 1,500-acre plot of land in South Strabane Township owned by CNX Resources is currently being pitched as the potential...

Meet the Entrepreneurs Behind Cleveland’s Push to Legalize Golf Carts on City Streets
Bob Polk has been giving bike tours of Cleveland since 2011 under the moniker of Bob’s Bike Tours. He starts at the former Sokolowski’s in Tremont and takes people on two and a half hour rides through Tremont, Ohio City and downtown, peppering...

Young hunters invited to pheasant hunt at Zepernick Wildlife Area
EAST ROCHESTER, OH — The Columbiana County Federation of Conservation Clubs, in partnership with the Ohio Division of Wildlife, is hosting its first-ever youth pheasant hunt from 8 a.m. to sunset Nov. 1 and 8 a.m. to sunset Nov. 2 at the Zepernick...

Festivals to foliage: Southeast Ohio’s communities shape fall tourism to boost local economies
Festivals to foliage: Southeast Ohio’s communities shape fall tourism to boost local economies By: Amanda Pirani Posted on: Monday, October 20, 2025 < < Back to CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (WOUB/Report for America) — Circleville business owner Pam Kerns...

Lakewood producer Nate Saggio helps Cleveland artists find their sound
Lakewood-based producer Nate Saggio has helped Northeast Ohio artists turn musical ideas into viral hits, all while shaping his own sound behind the studio console. At a time when anyone can make music from home on a computer or iPad, Saggio said...

Perrysburg students rally to support school levy as millions in cuts loom
PERRYSBURG, Ohio (WTVG) - Students gathered in downtown Perrysburg to rally in support of a school levy, warning voters that millions of dollars in cuts could be looming if the measure fails. Perrysburg Schools students stood in cold, dreary...

Hudson ordinance allows City Council members to carry concealed firearms at meetings
HUDSON, Ohio — Hudson City Council members can now carry concealed weapons at meetings, a change in policy that has some residents concerned. The council approved the policy, 4-3, during a meeting in August. Council member Chris Banweg said during...

Design Engineering Adds Social Media Coordinator, Creator
AVON LAKE, Ohio — Design Engineering Inc. (DEI), a leading manufacturer of premium heat and sound control products, announced the addition of Clare Kelly to its growing marketing team as Social Media Coordinator and Content Creator. In her new...

Restaurant chain that moved into former Frisch’s sites to close Ohio locations
MIAMI VALLEY — Dolly’s has announced it will close all of its locations in the Dayton and Cincinnati markets. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] News Center 7’s John Bedell is following this story. He will have the latest...

A4LE and EDmarket Unite to Shape the Future of Learning Environments
Photo: A4LE and EDmarket announced a merger that will create a single, global community committed to designing dynamic, sustainable and student-centered learning environments. | Photo Credit: A4LE, EDmarket By Lindsey Coulter SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. and...

Celebration of Life details announced for Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Nicholas Cayton: How to pay your respects
Services will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 22, at Youngstown State University's Beeghly Center. CANFIELD, Ohio — Plans have been announced for a Celebration of Life service honoring Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Nicholas P. Cayton, who was...

Will Standard Nuclear’s TRISO Fuel A New Nuclear Age?
Standard Nuclear scientists working in the company's TRISO test manufacturing lab's clean room. Standard Nuclear Studies suggest that nearly half a million people died in the U.S. alone from complications related to pollution from coal-fired...

Billionaires benefit
I was disgusted to learn VTDigger reported that, after pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into stalling climate action nationwide, the conservative political network Americans for Prosperity has begun targeting Vermont. Founded by libertarian...