Jeff Reidel

For over four decades, Neighborhood Family Practice has provided high-quality primary care, behavioral health services and more to Cleveland’s west side.

Generating electricity in rural Richfield Ohio wasn't common in the 1920's. That didn't stop a local inventor from powering his home and workshop.

Girl Scouts are more than cookies, crafts and camping. There are 160 STEM badges they can earn, including the “Think like an Engineer” badge.

A year's worth of testing at NASA's Armstrong Test Facility will wrap up in December, providing valuable safety data for futured crewed missions.

There are still communities in the United States without internet infrastructure. Now a Brooklyn Heights company is making connections to solve that problem.

A recent study stated 25% of all jobs in the U.S. involve the use of computer technologies. Local high school students explored careers in the expanding IT field.

The Junaid Family Foundation has an international reach and a desire to make Cleveland internationally known.

The Cleveland Talent Alliance is working to get more college students to stay in Greater Cleveland to begin their careers.

KYOCERA SGS recently switched on a large solar panel installation on its roof, becoming the first industrial solar installation in the city of Cuyahoga Falls.

Over 1,000 students from across Ohio, Michigan and New York gathered at Kenston High School for the 18th annual Kenston Science Olympiad Invitational.