Clay Lepard

For Hannah Bomback, a 7th-grade social studies teacher at Berkshire Middle School, it's a lesson worth emulating outside the classroom.

To commemorate 60 years in business, Guido's is shutting down a stretch of West Main Street in Ravenna's Public Square for a block party featuring 100 classic cars, a dunk tank and more on Sunday.

It's not just more security cameras capturing their whereabouts; experts argue the black bear population in Ohio is growing.

Years of planning and grant writing kept Mayor Dwayne Bennett and his team at Geneva-on-the-Lake busy as they searched for funding to bring the beach back.

One year after the death of Lorain Police Officer Phillip Wagner, hundreds gathered outside Lorain City Hall to honor the fallen officer.

Since launching in 2019, the nonprofit Claridon Community Helps has seen the need for summer food assistance continue to grow in Geauga County.

From a police shootout to a boat chase, the Aurora Shores neighborhood kept the action going last weekend, as crews were filming the new movie "Drifter" starring Kate Beckinsale and Dermot Mulroney.

Twenty-three people remain displaced as cleanup continues and investigators look to determine what exactly caused a natural gas explosion early Thursday morning.

With just a few days to go, high school athletes from across the country will be making their way to SPIRE Academy in Ashtabula County to compete in the Patriot Games.

Iten Defense is expanding its Ashtabula County facility, more than doubling in size and adding up to 100 jobs over the next several years.