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The Northeast Ohio native is part of an environmental science class studying the area for its importance to the global climate.

Are you ready for the winter storm?

Winter has its fans, but even those who enjoy playing in the snow probably dislike the chore of clearing up after a big storm that dumps several inches or even feet of snow and ice. Many people run straight to the closest hardware store for a bag of salt to clear driveways, sidewalks and stoops.

Laila Edwards is set to make history as the first Black female to represent the U.S. in Olympic hockey. Before heading to Milan, Italy, next month, the 21-year-old Edwards enjoyed a memorable homecoming in Cleveland.

A Cleveland-based, BIPOC-owned civic and social organization focused on community engagement and urban agriculture, MGC’s mission is to support the development of sustainable communities through creative relationship building and mindful resource connections.

Bixenstine will fulfill Cindy Marx’s term after she resigned from Lakewood City Council.

West Park is organically growing into a more community-centric neighborhood. The West Park Neighborhood Greenway is another addition to a safer, healthier, and much more kind future.

“Ohio: Wild at Heart” features the state’s top-ranked park system as it highlights wildlife conservation efforts and the restorative power of outdoor recreation. The $2.5 million film is drawing crowds at science museums and heads soon into classrooms.

Cleveland is opening temporary warming shelters across the city as dangerous cold hits the region.

Alison Bomgardner spoke after she, WCSB and Friends of XCSB were named as the plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed Monday suing Cleveland State University for handing its student and community-run radio station to Ideastream Public Media.

The upcoming cuts at the federal and state levels could significantly reduce the amount of food GCFB can distribute, the organization said. This could affect thousands of people across Lakewood and Cuyahoga County who rely on SNAP, GCFB or other food programs to get needed nutrients.

A reporter recounts how an FBI subpoena changed attitudes and fueled Celebrezze indictment

There are multiple options for people seeking warming centers.

“Victim care is number one for us, whereas in law enforcement, of course, we always want to go after the bad people and make arrests, because we want to hold people accountable. However, it doesn’t work like that for us. If we can get that, great, but getting a victim out of this life is paramount.” 

Did Ohio’s redistricting plan become an inflection point nationally?

“Yet though I fully appreciate Northeast Ohio’s virtues, I have never been an ardent booster.”

President Donald Trump’s administration has said both shootings were acts of self-defense against drivers who “weaponized” their vehicles to attack officers. Indivisible, a social movement group, has organized protests in several states, including Ohio, Texas and Florida. In Minneapolis, a rally is set to honor Renee Good, who was shot on Wednesday.

A little more than five years ago, what’s now Delmore Orchard was one of nine vacant lots on Delmore Road in Cleveland Heights’ Noble neighborhood. It boasted a buried asphalt driveway, remnants of a house foundation and hard clay soil. 

In Ohio’s governor race, Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton have announced their running mates. Ramaswamy, a biotech executive, has chosen Ohio Senate President Rob McColley, a seasoned conservative lawmaker. Acton, a former state health chief, has picked David Pepper, a pragmatic former state Democratic Chair.

Joining the Pop Life Cleveland space, Cultivate Yoga Waterloo is open for business, offering classes to anyone and everyone — regardless if they can pay or not.