Clay Lepard

Streetsboro City Schools faces tough decisions going forward after voters rejected an additional tax levy for the third consecutive time on May 5.

Data showing a dramatic rise in Lyme disease cases in Ohio is prompting medical experts to increase their focus on the issue.

Dozens of arborists from across the country, as well as Mexico and Canada, have descended onto Davey's SEED Campus as part of The North American Tree Climbing Championship this weekend.

The speed limit increases by 10 mph as drivers leave downtown Ravenna, near Robert Douglass' home on East Main Street, but he sees drivers speeding by much more than 10 mph.

Graphite One, a Vancouver-based company that specializes in EV battery materials, announced plans to build a $1.4 billion plant in Conneaut Harbor.

The futuristic-looking rocket ships hung from a wire and swung out over Lake Erie after being added to an existing ride at the park in the 1930s.

Dozens gathered in Chardon Square recently to honor and remember two new names added as part of the Killed in Action Memorial that stands outside the Geauga County Courthouse.

SHALERSVILLE TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A local developer and a global tech firm hope to bring a major data center project to Portage County, to an emerging business park just north of the Ohio Turnpike.

After nearly 30 years of ownership, the city of Chardon is looking for a new owner for Geauga Theater.

Hundreds of Portage County residents packed a community informational meeting Friday to learn about and push back against a proposed data center campus just north of the Ohio Turnpike in Shalersville.