A former compliance chief exposed how Stautzenberger College allegedly erased dropouts to fake its numbers, federal officials say.

Forward Girls Leadership Academy has enrolled about 42 girls for its opening class, with 25 seats still up for grabs.

Josh Harmon's pop-up lands at the 128-year-old Park View Niteclub Saturday, with fried bologna katsu and a salmon BLT on the menu.

More than 6,000 FirstEnergy customers went dark Monday morning, just three days after a similar Lorain County blackout.

One victim was struck twice and taken to South Pointe Hospital; three others suffered ankle or graze wounds.

Kirk Perry rigged federal contracts so his nephew could collect nearly $400,000 without ever showing up to work.

A raffle winner will help script Akron's opening drive against Robert Morris, and rival fans are buying tickets just to sabotage it.

The free two-day festival hits the city's food truck park on August 21-22, with reggae, funk and pop-punk acts filling three stages.

Residents pushed back on a proposed Hilton Tempo replacing the shuttered Orange Place Red Lobster, citing traffic and safety worries ahead of an August 12 vote.

Apostle Jones headlines the season finale August 20, with a marching band, cornhole, and a beer garden at The Foundry rounding out downtown Elyria's send-off.

One sister kept using her login for weeks after getting fired, prosecutors say, to keep the fraudulent payments flowing.

Juan Colon ran three Cleveland stash houses with lookouts and surveillance cameras aimed at police, prosecutors say.

Student-athletes ages 14-17 start arriving Friday for the SPIRE Academy competition, with tug-of-war and dodgeball rounds among the events.