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High schoolers get no district rides this year, and Powers Elementary now sees 500-plus cars at pickup some days.

Free tickets, eight stages, and a $5 after-party at Doinks headline the Waterloo corridor's annual festival.

Issues 11, 12 and 13 would lock tenant protections and police oversight into Akron's charter, out of council's reach.

A new Storybook Trail opens near Marblehead, part of Ohio's push past 1 million kids served.

A city commission that blocked demolition in 2019 now says Beaumont School can tear down the landmarked mansion, if it saves some pieces first.

Vehicle entry is $10, or free with a gun raffle ticket, at J.B. Firestone Park on September 13.

A new Ohio law lets Erie County tap hotel taxes for public safety and infrastructure, but Cedar Point Sports Park bonds still eat millions a year.

Free car seat inspections, Kid Print ID cards, and sheriff vehicle demos hit Avon's Detroit Road park on Sept. 12.

The Parma hospital saw more than 38,000 ER patients in 2024 and now plans to boost capacity by 25%.

At Heritage Farm's Sunday market, children counted down and released monarchs carrying tiny wing tags for scientists to track.

Christion Olson's mother is now suing five people in civil court after a jury cleared the only man ever charged in his 2024 death.

Jurors in Cleveland are deciding whether cell tower data and truck sightings prove Thomas and Kaprise Sledge killed carrier Jont'e Davis.