Drew Maziasz

The layout of University Circle may improve thanks to a new master plan, and Cleveland's Midtown district is due for new investment thanks to the Midline project.

The summer months are a great time to relax with a good book, and the "Sound of Ideas" has plenty of reading recommendations.

Author Sam Bloch frames shade as a natural resource, and something that we don't embrace as much as we should.

The next stop on the "Sound of Ideas Community Tour" will explore the issue of rising property taxes and the push by some to reform or eliminate them.

Several area organizations and universities are teaming up to deploy gadgets to monitor and improve water quality throughout Northeast Ohio.

Secretary of State Frank LaRose, a Republican, and Maple Heights Mayor Annette Blackwell, a Democrat, are running to be the next State Auditor.

Esperanto was created in 1887, with the intention of being a language that's easy to learn and speak. It's widely spoken, but some say hasn't caught on as much as it could.

Dangerous, record-breaking heat has hit much of the nation this week, with the National Weather Service issuing an Extreme Heat Warning for the state of Ohio lasting until Thursday night.

Mayor Meghan George of Lakewood is calling for state regulators to hold FirstEnergy accountable following days of power loss during last week's dangerous heat wave.

We'll discuss efforts to grow endangered species like the once-disappeared sandhill crane, and how experts are caring for new species that are being added to the Akron Zoo.