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The companion to the "Pride of Africa" will open Saturday after seven years of planning.

The city of Akron on Thursday will unveil a new permanent remembrance of the rubber industry that thrived here in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, making it the fastest growing city in the country at the time. The display will include stories of people who have connections to the industry that employed thousands.

While chimney swifts are not new to the city, a proposed tower structure will help provide shelter for the birds that find their potential nesting sites are dwindling.

Around 500,000 Ohioans may be struggling with long COVID, and health care can't keep up.

An advocacy group for passenger rail says the shopping center is a prime location, but the idea has competition.

The films are now streaming at the Cleveland International Film Festival.

Communicator and author David Murray, of Hudson, looks at a fractured nation.

In 2020 the pandemic sent the entire Ohio restaurant industry into a tailspin. Tens of thousands of Ohio workers were left without jobs and some businesses closed their doors for good. But many of the restaurants that survived are hopeful mass vaccinations and warmer weather could help to turn the tide.

The competition includes seven films about Ohio, shot in Ohio, or made by Ohioans.

Real Talk is a series of dialogues organized by Leagues of Women Voters in Northeast Ohio that focuses on diversity, equity and inclusion.