WEATHER
NWS confirms at least 3 tornadoes in Butler, Warren counties
The National Weather Service confirmed Ohio's first tornadoes of 2025 touched down Sunday night.
The National Weather Service confirmed Ohio's first tornadoes of 2025 touched down Sunday night.
Cooler air will be around through tomorrow before severe weather chances increase.
Residents living in the Linda Mobile Home Park say they have a lot of work to do.
We only have a short break from spring storms.
High winds knocked down the Grace Baptist Church's iconic steeple near a grade school
Trump promised to unveil a sweeping tariff plan on April 2, which he called “Liberation Day.”
St. Rita School for the Deaf's annual 'Dream Makers Scholarship Benefit' returns in April and helps offset tuition costs for students.
It's a national health crisis. Millions suffer from painkiller addictions, but Ohio doctors and researchers are studying ways to prevent the problem
A rally and march in Cincinnati brought together the local LGBTQ+ community and supporters to demand stronger protections for transgender people.
Construction season is right around the bend.
The funding comes from opioid settlement money, and Yost's office is offering $60 million of that toward reducing fatal overdoses in the state's jails
World-renowned conductor working to bring more minorities to classical music industry
Cincinnati will face the Texas Rangers at 6:40 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1.
Cleveland is ahead of Boston for the top seed in the Eastern Conference with seven games remaining
Bibee (1-0) gave up no runs and two hits in 6 2/3 innings with two strikeouts and two walks.
The Fram2 crew will be the first humans ever to orbit Earth’s polar regions from space.
The order mostly directs federal agencies to enforce existing laws.
The changes will result in 20,000 fewer jobs overall. About 10,000 will be eliminated through layoffs.
The House is set to vote on a bill to limit such injunctions, which have halted Trump moves, while Grassley announced a similar one in the Senate.
Rhodes said he had no idea his followers were going to join the pro-Donald Trump mob to storm the Capitol, and was upset when he found out some did.
Leaders from both parties remained largely silent in response to Trump declaring he may attempt to stay in power beyond what is legally allowed.
Schatz, Murkowski led the bipartisan measure.
The order indicates Israel could soon launch another major ground operation in the southernmost city in Gaza.
World-renowned conductor working to bring more minorities to classical music industry
St. Rita School for the Deaf's annual 'Dream Makers Scholarship Benefit' returns in April and helps offset tuition costs for students.
Thousands remain without power as of Monday morning.
It's a national health crisis. Millions suffer from painkiller addictions, but Ohio doctors and researchers are studying ways to prevent the problem
The People’s Flag of Cleveland is the newest symbol of the city’s culture and history.
Host Mike Kallmeyer speaks with two self-advocates about Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
Host Mike Kallmeyer speaks with the chair for the Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council.
The event is from noon until 5 p.m. this Saturday at the Cleveland Clinic Langston Hughes Community Health & Education Center.
A fire in 2023 caused damage throughout the building.
First pitch is set for 4:10 p.m.
The Fram2 crew will be the first humans ever to orbit Earth’s polar regions from space.
The order mostly directs federal agencies to enforce existing laws.
The changes will result in 20,000 fewer jobs overall. About 10,000 will be eliminated through layoffs.
Trump promised to unveil a sweeping tariff plan on April 2, which he called “Liberation Day.”
Voters will receive a letter notifying them of changes.
Gov. Mike DeWine signed the controversial Senate Bill 1 into law Friday.
Capital This Week explores the latest topics.
Capital This Week explores the latest topics.
Capital This Week explores the latest topics.
