Conor Morris

Almost 2,000 graduating Cleveland seniors will be leaving school this year with more than a diploma: they'll also have a little extra cash in their pockets.

A 1978 James Ford Rhodes High School graduate says he is giving each grad $500, to give back to the community and schools that helped him become successful later in life.

Baldwin Wallace University announced last week that it will lay off ten faculty members and cut 35 “lower-demand” academic programs.

To make a good movie, you must be willing to kill your darlings. That's an old writing maxim, and it means cutting good scenes, facts and details.

At one Akron middle school, the entire city is serving as an extension of the classroom, and this spring, that's included for the animal in five exhibits at the Akron Zoo.

A statewide group composed of elected officials and school leaders is wrestling with the thorny issues of school bus driver shortages and how much

A group of concerned teachers and parents are circulating a petition to change Cleveland Metropolitan School District back to an elected board, after almost 30 years of a mayoral-appointed system.

As the bell rings at Collinwood High School on a gray, windy day in May, students trickle out of the front doors for what is likely one of the final times in the 100-year-old school's history.

U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown and other local and statewide elected officials called for answers during a press conference Wednesday regarding why the FBI raided a voter registration group in Northeast Ohio last week.

A federal lawsuit filed last year against Gilmour Academy, a private Catholic school in Gates Mills, alleges the nationally-recognized hockey program