John Hay senior Marilia Tsirikos says the new class-rank math leaves Campus International students unable to win top honors.

Bibb's office says hate mail and online threats justified the detail, but won't say how many officers went or what it cost.

Council's Safety Committee says an early exit is too risky and costly, so the license plate readers stay put for now.

Ohio governor race heats up as a Ramaswamy-aligned ad targeting Amy Acton's old stock holdings doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

Cleveland schools alone could lose $67.7 million, a new report says, with rural and lower-income districts hit hardest.

A new online platform would show residents how often Brooklyn police tap its license plate cameras — and why.

Records show the manager was paid over $100,000. Separately, city business and a safety group's grant sat stalled.

The 189,000-square-foot Susi building on Case Quad will house 65 faculty and 300 researchers from multiple fields.

Lorain ratepayers now face costly individual lawsuits after the state's high court reversed an appeals win over alleged water fee overcharges.

A 15-member steering committee and 370 survey responses shaped the village's first planning overhaul in decades.

FirstEnergy accounted for a third of complaints filed at a recent accountability party in Cudell, organizers say.

Gov. Mike DeWine's order follows a federal move and a state tax holiday slashing Ohio's diesel tax to nearly nothing through early January.

Aurora City Schools wants $96.2 million to rebuild Craddock Elementary and fix aging buildings, two years after a bigger plan failed.